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Capital Lifecycle Management

Definition

Capital lifecycle management oversees the entire lifespan of financial capital within an organization. This process encompasses the planning, acquisition, allocation, utilization, and retirement of capital to optimize financial performance and strategic objectives. For entities operating with digital assets, it involves managing token issuances, liquidity provision in decentralized exchanges, staking rewards, and treasury management for decentralized autonomous organizations. The objective is to maximize capital efficiency while managing risk across various financial activities.