A FUTURE OF FINANCE WEBINAR WITH CUSTODY BANKS, SETTLEMENT ORGANISATIONS, SECURITIES INDUSTRY PROFESSIONALS AND DIGITAL ASSET PROFESSIONALS Wednesday October 20 2021, 14.00 – 15.00 UK time Projections put the size of the security token markets at US$8-9.5 trillion within just four years. That is bigger than the US$7 trillion invested in the privately managed assetContinue reading “What it will take to tokenise the securities markets (20 October 2021)”
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Security tokens are not about making money, or saving money, but about doing things we could not do before
Security tokens are no longer something that will happen in the future. Security token offerings (STOs) are happening in the private capital markets, which are already large and growing rapidly as the public capital markets shrink.
We have seen the future of securities and it is tokenised: The Summary
Security tokens are coming. In fact, they are here already, and have been for a while. Though most of the security token offerings (STOs) in the last three years were hard to distinguish from Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs), several corporates and banks (Banco Santander, Bank of China, BBV, Daimler, Deutsche Bank, Société Générale) have tokenised bonds or loans on public as well as private blockchain networks.
We have seen the future of securities and it is tokenised
Security tokens are coming. In fact, they are here already, and have been for a while. Though most of the security token offerings (STOs) in the last three years were hard to distinguish from Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs), several corporates and banks (Banco Santander, Bank of China, BBV, Daimler, Deutsche Bank, Société Générale) have tokenised bonds or loans on public as well as private blockchain networks.
Settlement and custody of digital assets Part II
A SUMMARY AND FULL REVIEW OF THE DISCUSSION AT THE WEBINAR ON 20 OCTOBER 2020
CUSTODIANS HAVE THE POWER TO MAKE SECURITY TOKENISATION HAPPEN (8th June 2021)
CUSTODIANS HAVE THE POWER TO MAKE SECURITY TOKENISATION HAPPEN (8th June 2021) A FUTURE OF FINANCE WEBINAR WITH CUSTODIANS, BLOCKCHAIN TECHNOLOGISTS, SETTLEMENT INSTITUTIONS, REGULATORS AND TRADERS OF DIGITAL ASSETS Tuesday June 8 2021, 14.00 – 15.00 UK time Questions posed from the October 2020 discussion and will provide the framework for the next discussion in June 2021:Continue reading “CUSTODIANS HAVE THE POWER TO MAKE SECURITY TOKENISATION HAPPEN (8th June 2021)”
WE HAVE SEEN THE FUTURE OF SECURITIES AND IT IS TOKENISED (13th April 2021)
WE HAVE SEEN THE FUTURE OF SECURITIES AND IT IS TOKENISED (13th April 2021) A FUTURE OF FINANCE WEBINAR WITH ISSUERS AND TRADERS OF DIGITAL ASSETS, REGULATORS AND TECHNOLOGISTS Tuesday April 13 2021, 14.00 – 15.00 UK time Security tokens are coming. In fact, they are here already, and have been for a while. ThoughContinue reading “WE HAVE SEEN THE FUTURE OF SECURITIES AND IT IS TOKENISED (13th April 2021)”
SETTLEMENT AND CUSTODY OF DIGITAL ASSETS PART II (20th October 2020)
SETTLEMENT AND CUSTODY OF DIGITAL ASSETS PART II (20th October 2020) 20th October 2020 2.00-3.00 pm BST time Incumbents in the securities services industry concluded last year that blockchain would not disrupt post-trade services after all. Yet the potential advantages of tokenising equity and debt securities, especially in terms of operational, intermediation and liquidity cost savings, remainContinue reading “SETTLEMENT AND CUSTODY OF DIGITAL ASSETS PART II (20th October 2020)”
SETTLEMENT AND CUSTODY OF DIGITAL ASSETS – AN ACCOUNT OF THE DISCUSSION AT THE WALBROOK CLUB ON 4 MARCH 2020
Settlement and Custody of Digital Assets – An account of the discusion at the Walbrrok Club on 4 March 2020 An Account of the Discussion at the Walbrook Club on 4 March 2020 Settlement and Custody of Digital Assets:An Account of the Discussion at the Walbrook Club on 4 March 2020 Summary The advantages securityContinue reading “SETTLEMENT AND CUSTODY OF DIGITAL ASSETS – AN ACCOUNT OF THE DISCUSSION AT THE WALBROOK CLUB ON 4 MARCH 2020”
Settlement and Custody of Digital Assets
An Account of the Discussion at the Walbrook Club on 4 March 2020