(IN BRIEF) London Stock Exchange has announced plans to launch UK tokenised equity structures and has formed a partnership with Payward to explore how regulated market infrastructure and digital-native distribution can support tokenised public equity markets. The initiative will assess … Read the full press release →
Posted in Banks, Business, Financial, Internet & Online, Investment, Law, Security & Safety, Technology, United Kingdom
Tagged 1 September 2026, 1:1 backed tokenised representations, 2027, 24-hour trading venue, AML, Anti - money laundering, Arjun Sethi, asset servicing, blockchain rails, capital markets, centralised exchanges, delivery-versus-payment, digital assets, digital securities, Digital Securities Depository, Digital Settlement House, digital-native access, digital-native distribution, digitalisation of capital markets, DiSH Cash, foreign exchange, governance standards, instantaneous settlement, investor protections, investors, issuers, Julia Hoggett, liquidity, London, London Stock Exchange, London Stock Exchange Plans 2027 xStocks Listing on LSE 24, LSE, LSE 24, LSE Advances Digital Market Infrastructure With Tokenised Equity Initiative, LSE plc, LSEG, LSEG Digital Securities Depository Could Support Settlement for Tokenised Equities, LSEG DiSH, LSEG DSD, market infrastructure, market modernisation, on-chain applications, on-chain ecosystems, operational resilience, partner infrastructure, Payment versus Payment, Payward, private blockchains, programmatic settlement, public blockchains, public equities, publicly traded shares, regulated market infrastructure, regulatory approval, self-custodied wallets, settlement, shareholder rights, tokenised equities, tokenised public equity markets, UK tokenised equity structures, United Kingdom, wallet-based interaction, xStocks
(IN BRIEF) The Bank of England, the Monetary Authority of Singapore, and the Bank of Thailand have announced a collaborative programme to assess how synchronised settlement mechanisms could improve the way cross-border FX transactions are completed. The initiative builds on … Read the full press release →
Posted in Banks, Economy, Financial, Investment, United Kingdom
Tagged atomic settlement, Bank of England, Bank of Thailand, cross-border payments, DLT settlement, foreign exchange, FX transactions, Kenneth Gay, MAS and Bank of Thailand Collaborate on Real-Time Cross-Border FX Settlement Experiments, Monetary Authority of Singapore, Payment versus Payment, Project Meridian FX, PvP, RTGS systems, synchronised settlement, Thammarak Moenjak, tokenised financial systems, Tom Mutton
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