Morgan Stanley is using DTCC’s Tokenization Service. We examine what is live, what margin and financing workflows require, and where Treasuries and equities could deliver commercial value.
Tokenized assets can move around the clock. This Strategic Edge analysis examines what must happen before that mobility becomes usable institutional collateral.
Visa stablecoin monetization spans card network fees, payment orchestration and issuance infrastructure. With settlement surpassing a $25 billion annualized run rate, we examine where Visa already earns revenue, where new fee pools could emerge, and what remains undisclosed.
Morgan Stanley is using DTCC’s Tokenization Service. We examine what is live, what margin and financing workflows require, and where Treasuries and equities could deliver commercial value.
Tokenized assets can move around the clock. This Strategic Edge analysis examines what must happen before that mobility becomes usable institutional collateral.
How crypto vaults are evolving from DeFi lending pools into capital allocation and securities financing infrastructure—and what institutions need next.
Generali’s tokenized share class sits within an existing €13bn money market fund. We examine the potential for stablecoin reserves, collateral mobility and institutional distribution.
Tokenized collateral is emerging as a balance-sheet optimization opportunity. Citi's latest report estimates that major financial institutions lose $346 million annually from idle collateral, with the average G-SIB managing $74 billion across 65 custody locations. From 24/7 margin management to tokenized US Treasuries supporting Asian CCPs, the report highlights how collateral mobility could reduce pre-funding requirements, unlock trapped liquidity and transform institutional
Digital assets are pushing global markets towards a 24/7, always-on system. Bank of England's latest paper on extending settlement hours is one of the clearest signals yet of where this is heading...
The Markets and Trading Division of SEC just clarified that eligible USD payment stablecoins held by broker-dealers will face a 2% haircut under SEC Rule 15c3-1.
