Preventia, Inc. (OTCBB:PVTA) has launched an operational unit subsidiary, Preventia Group Corporation, to create and distribute financial products. Preventia expects to immediately develop and market financial products for dematerialization reaching out to firms positioned to run their own electronic trading operations. By licensing the patented System, and/or facilitating its use by others, Preventia’s Canadian subsidiary will monitor the System and its users to assure its related intellectual property and System IP is properly and adequately protected and otherwise enforced.

Preventia’s CEO, Robert Stevens states, “We are excited with the opening of our new operational subsidiary and the financial products planned. The real time transactions through the patented electronic trading System and clearing of each individual designed financial instrument will be vigorously protected by our U.S. patent 8,165.952, under which we hold all rights exclusively. The necessity of patent protection must be vigorously maintained throughout the lifetime of each of the created instruments, and the jurisdictions that trade them, whether in secondary or primary form. I believe the corresponding licensing and recurring revenues from our approach will reflect in the dramatic growth of Preventia.”

About Preventia, Inc.

Preventia, Inc., a company incorporated pursuant to the laws of the State of Nevada is headquartered in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. The Company works with corporate clients through its subsidiary, Preventia Group Corp. to develop, market and distribute financial products for dematerialization and electronic trading and operates a patented electronic trading platform with respect to the foregoing. To learn more, visit www.preventiatrading.com or email Preventia at info@preventiatrading.com.

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