Tag : tokenisation

Tokenisation of real assets is gaining traction in Asia as institutional investors, family offices and digital finance players look to new structures, stablecoin-linked strategies and blockchain-enabled governance.

A trio of landmark US digital asset bills and a push to let pensions invest in alternatives signal mainstream acceptance of cryptocurrencies, with significant implications for both governance and future portfolio construction.

The launch marks a key step in bringing digital assets into the institutional mainstream, solidifying the asset manager's role in bridging blockchain and traditional finance.

With hedge funds, family offices and sovereign wealth funds in Asia leading the charge, institutional capital is flowing into tokenised money markets, DeFi channels and real-world assets.

For family offices navigating an increasingly complex investment landscape, tokenisation may well be the key to unlocking new levels of efficiency and opportunity in traditional asset classes.

Much has been made of the potential for asset tokenisation, yet some institutions and family offices believe a persistent reliance on current financial infrastructure is holding it back.

Fullerton joins Hamilton Lane and Partners Group in tokenising funds on the platform, to tap new sources of capital.

The adoption of tokenisation and digital assets by mainstream investors requires a global regulatory alignment that will not materialise anytime soon. Meanwhile, Singapore is stealing a march on rival centres.

Boosted by China's Reit market development and a series of regional measures, investors are being encouraged to utilise listed real estate vehicles.

AsianInvestor eyes ways in which technology could transform investing in the coming decade. Our last two areas consider tokenising private assets and creating investment data hubs.

Although some financial markets have a solid regulatory framework around tokenisation, investors remain wary of the concept for several reasons.

In the first of a two-part series about the rise of token technology, experts outline aspects of blockchain-enabled securitisation of assets that could appeal to large investors.