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The most important global news on tokenised funds, real-world asset tokenization, fund administration and the regulation around them. Selected and summarised regularly, always with a link to the source.

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The Fintech Times
EuropeInfrastructureOther

ClearToken and Consensys partner on 24/7 wholesale settlement for tokenised assets

According to The Fintech Times, ClearToken Group and Consensys announced a partnership on 8 October to provide continuous settlement for wholesale markets within the UK regulatory perimeter. ClearToken CSD holds Gate 2 approval in the Bank of England's Digital Securities Sandbox.

Why it matters: Regulated 24/7 settlement infrastructure in the UK sandbox is relevant to administrators planning tokenised securities post-trade workflows.

Read at The Fintech Times
TokenPost
USRWA marketsFunds

Tokenized Treasury funds at $14.69bn; collateral liquidity and settlement issues surveyed

According to TokenPost, tokenized US Treasury funds held $14.69 billion in distributed value on 16 October across 117 assets. A survey of 203 participants found 70% reported daily settlement matching or delivery problems, with an average 7% excess collateral buffer; DTCC expects production in Q4 2026.

Why it matters: Data on tokenized Treasury scale and collateral operational friction informs fund managers weighing tokenized MMFs as collateral.

Read at TokenPost
Cointribune
GlobalStablecoinsOther

Visa puts Visa Direct stablecoin capability into production with Inyo Global

According to Cointribune, Visa has put Visa Direct's stablecoin capabilities into production with Inyo Global, letting eligible businesses use USDC to pre-finance cross-border payments 24/7. Visa's stablecoin settlements now exceed an annualized $20 billion pace, up from about $7 billion in April.

Why it matters: Visa's stablecoin settlement pace rising past $20 billion annualized signals stablecoin payments moving from pilot to commercial production.

Read at Cointribune
CoinDesk
USInstitutionsOther

Goldman, Wells Fargo, Morgan Stanley describe tokenization as growth opportunity

According to CoinDesk, Goldman Sachs, Wells Fargo and Morgan Stanley each focused on a different aspect of tokenization: trading opportunities, money transmission and advisory services. The report notes Goldman built its GS DAP tokenized-asset platform in 2022.

Why it matters: Signals how large US banks position tokenization strategically, shaping competitive dynamics for asset managers and administrators.

Read at CoinDesk

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