Yes. That is an easy one, actually. Let's - by analogy - assume, you have 1000€ on the bank and 150€ in your pocket. You also have 50 bucks in your trousers, that is from your company, so you can buy a new vacuum cleaner. How much do you own?

That would be €1150, of which you have 150€ in your wallet. In total you would possess 200€ in cash. The bank would posses your other 1000€.

So far the analogy. I cannot see who owns an address or whose LEOcoins are in what wallet, but what I do know, is that having a large number of LEOcoins on three addresses does not mean that they necessarily must have one owner. In fact, one of my relatives has his LEOcoins in my wallet, but he trusts me with them, and I know they are his.

Again, I spreak by analogy, as I cannot speak on behalf of third parties in how they manage their administrative operations, but I assume with LEOcoins similar procedures will be followed as with regular FIAT currency.