#tokenised funds

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Tokenised funds at ‘genuine inflexion point’ as new legislation takes hold | Cayman Finance

The Cayman Islands is positioned to become “the superpower of tokenisation”, according to panellists at a Cayman Finance member event, as a new legislative

➤ Cayman Islands is poised to become a leader in tokenized funds due to new legislation and existing infrastructure, aiming to be the 'superpower of tokenisation'. ➤ Panellists highlighted a 'genuine inflexion point' for tokenized assets, driven by institutional adoption, technological advancements (like Chainlink and Fireblocks), and evolving traditional finance infrastructure (DTCC). ➤ Despite optimism, challenges remain regarding institutional muscle memory, solving real problems with tokenization, privacy on public blockchains, and higher initial costs, requiring service providers to invest in understanding the technology.

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Guide to setting up a tokenised fund in the Cayman Islands | Cayman Finance

This guide summarises the Cayman Islands framework and practical considerations for launching a tokenised investment fund under the statutory regime

➤ The Cayman Islands has established a comprehensive statutory framework for tokenized funds, including new definitions and amendments to existing acts. ➤ Tokenized funds regulated under the Mutual Funds Act or Private Funds Act are now explicitly confirmed not to require separate regulation under the VASP Act. ➤ The jurisdiction offers benefits such as familiarity, a robust legal framework for digital assets, and a proven track record, making it an attractive location for launching tokenized investment funds.

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New rules promote tokenised funds

Thailand is stepping up its adoption of tokenisation as part of a broader effort to modernise its financial system and unlock more efficient capital flows, following new regulatory support that took effect last month.

➤ Thailand has implemented new regulations to support the tokenization of funds, aiming to modernize its financial system and improve capital allocation efficiency. ➤ The new framework allows mutual fund units to be issued and transacted as digital tokens, enhancing transaction speed and operational efficiency, and broadening access for retail investors. ➤ While tokenization offers significant potential for capital markets, challenges remain regarding investor confidence, liquidity, and the need for robust regulatory oversight and dispute resolution systems.

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Cayman Registers First Tokenised Funds As RWA Market Builds - FinanceFeeds

Nine tokenised investment funds have been conditionally registered in the Cayman Islands, according to the Cayman Islands Monetary Authority, as the

➤ The Cayman Islands has registered its first nine tokenized investment funds following legislative amendments that create a statutory framework for such structures. ➤ These changes remove dual-licensing risks, providing a clearer regulatory path for fund managers and potentially accelerating product development in the growing RWA market. ➤ While tokenization offers benefits like automated processes and expanded access, broader adoption hinges on developing secondary market liquidity, robust infrastructure, and cross-jurisdictional regulatory alignment.

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Cayman registers nine tokenised investment funds as tokenisation of real-world assets increases

Nine tokenised funds are now conditionally registered in the Cayman Islands, according to CIMA, with numbers expected to increase significantly New Cayman Islands conditionally registers nine tokenised investment funds as tokenisation of real-world assets accelerates. New legislative framework removes barriers and positions Cayman as a global leader in tokenised funds, with the market projected to reach $10 trillion by 2030.

➤ The Cayman Islands has conditionally registered nine tokenized investment funds, establishing a new legislative framework to support the growing tokenization of real-world assets. ➤ This move positions the Cayman Islands as a potential global leader in tokenized funds, with industry estimates projecting the market to reach $10 trillion by 2030. ➤ The new framework aims to provide regulatory certainty, remove barriers, and enhance efficiency for fund managers and investors, leveraging the jurisdiction's existing strengths in fund management and digital assets.

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Tokenised funds: how is the digital assets market evolving?

Any adviser being met by a client asking to invest heavily in cryptos might feel their heart sink, especially when the talk turns to

➤ Fund managers are exploring blockchain technology to create tokenized funds, offering potential benefits like 24/7 settlement and fractional ownership of illiquid assets. ➤ Regulators like the FCA are considering tokenized funds for retail investors, aiming to drive competition and broaden access, while maintaining consumer protection. ➤ Challenges remain regarding responsibility in decentralized systems, scalability, and the integration of traditional financial infrastructure with blockchain technology.