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The UK's FCA plans to allow tokenised funds on public blockchains to boost efficiency, transparency, and access to private markets.
The UK's Financial Conduct Authority has unveiled plans to boost tokenisation in asset management, allowing fund managers to use public blockchains like Ethereum for tokenised funds.
The proposals include guidance on operating tokenised fund registers, a streamlined dealing model, and a roadmap to overcome technical and regulatory hurdles.
The FCA aims to improve efficiency, lower costs, enhance transparency, and expand access to private markets, particularly appealing to younger, tech-savvy investors.
The move supports broader efforts to modernise financial markets and position the UK as a global leader in digital asset innovation.
La FCA del Reino Unido planea permitir fondos tokenizados en blockchains públicos para aumentar la eficiencia, la transparencia y el acceso a los mercados privados.