Institutional Adoption Accelerates
Large financial institutions are moving from pilot projects toward full implementation of blockchain for serious financial operations. The Swiss banks’ use of public blockchain for binding payments is a strong signal of trust. Meanwhile, LSEG’s fundraising platform shows exchanges can use blockchain end-to-end, reducing delays in settlement and increasing transparency.
Tokenisation and Capital Markets Reshaped
Tokenisation—turning real-world financial assets into digital tokens—is gaining traction as exchanges seek efficiency. LSEG’s digital markets platform enables assets in private funds to be tokenised. This makes issuance, trading, and post-trade settlement faster and lowers operational costs by removing middle layers. The old 40-50 day settlement cycles could shrink dramatically.
While the technical possibilities are becoming real, institutions must navigate regulatory oversight, standards, and operational risk. For example, using public blockchains in regulated banking demands clarity on compliance, audit trails, and governance. Upgrading legacy systems is also costly, and the transition requires strong coordination between banks, regulators, and tech providers.
Outlook: Towards a Shared Ledger Future
These developments suggest a future where infrastructure is shared, transactions are automated, and settlement is immediate. Blockchain may shift from speculative finance to core plumbing in financial infrastructure. As trust, standardisation, and interoperability improve, more institutions may follow, especially for cross-border payments and private fund issuance.
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