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SFT Symposium Tokenised securities and the new collateral frontier

At the ninth iteration of the Securities Finance Symposium in London, a group of industry experts sit down to discuss what tokenisation needs to do to drive the market forward, and the interoperability and architectural issues currently holding it back

Beyond tokenised treasuries

As tokenisation gathers momentum, Dr Shlomo Ovadiah and Dr Camila Ovadiah of S.P.O.T.T.Y. examine how blockchain infrastructure could unlock capital for underserved businesses and reconnect investment with the productive economy

From silos to integration

KDPW’s Michal Krystkiewicz, head of Innovation, Dorota Mackiewicz, deputy director, Legal Department, and Rafał Wawrzyniak, chief technology officer and IT MD, explore how CSDonDLT aims to integrate distributed ledger technology with existing post-trade infrastructure, enabling innovation without compromising legal certainty

Tokenisation is solving yesterday’s problems

Eric Piscini, adviser to Hashgraph, considers how tokenisation’s real potential lies not in making existing financial products more efficient, but in enabling entirely new markets, products, and business models

When digital assets stop being an asset class

Institutional adoption is usually measured by how much capital moves into dedicated crypto funds. That may be the wrong measure. David Lloyd, founder and CEO at CV5 Capital, considers how the boundary that created the digital asset category is becoming progressively harder to locate

Features

SFT Symposium Tokenised securities and the new collateral frontier

Beyond tokenised treasuries

From silos to integration

Tokenisation is solving yesterday’s problems

When digital assets stop being an asset class

Accounting for tokenised assets

The trading desk will take Bitcoin as collateral, the risk desk decides how to hold it

Why capital mobility will define the future of onchain markets