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Financial institutions are moving asset tokenization initiatives from proofs-of-concept to production—transforming how capital markets operate. Discover the advantages of #TokenizedAssets ⬇️ https://t.co/1d7qZM5aTL
Bringing financial products onchain has associated risks: new technology, regulatory unknowns, and extra overhead. How is this risk accounted for? Our co-founder @lucasvo dives into this at @token2049. Hear his insight ↓ https://t.co/AeguTTLNEA
A survey by @EY_Parthenon shows 50% of institutional investors are interested in tokenized assets, with 31% planning to act this year or next. 📊 The yieldcoin space, currently driven by crypto-native capital, may see major growth from external capital. https://t.co/dleuATdMfE
McKinsey & Company has explored the surge of tokenization in finance, highlighting its potential to transform the asset management industry. The ability to tokenize almost any financial asset is driving significant changes, with financial institutions moving from proofs-of-concept to production. Chris Barrett notes this shift, while Centrifuge's co-founder Lucasvo discusses the associated risks, such as new technology and regulatory unknowns, at Token2049. A survey by EY Parthenon indicates that 50% of institutional investors are interested in tokenized assets, with 31% planning to act within the next year. Despite the associated risks, the yieldcoin space may see major growth from external capital.