Central counterparties would need to show tokenized collateral meets liquidity and risk tests under proposed Bank of England guidance.
The Bank of England has launched a consultation on supervisory guidance for central counterparties considering tokenised forms of eligible collateral.
Government bonds are a key example in the proposed guidance, while tokenized money market funds remain an area for further feedback. Responses are due Feb. 12, 2027.... Read the full story at The...
The Bank of England has opened a consultation to figure out a way for clearing houses to accept tokenized collateral in the UK. On the same day, the US SEC received a 238-page report from a crypto...
Aviva Investors adds a tokenized share class to its £22 billion Sterling Liquidity Fund on the XRP Ledger, backed by a £50 million commitment.
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