Capital Markets DLT refers to the utilization of distributed ledger technology in traditional financial markets for issuing, trading, and settling securities. This technology offers a decentralized and immutable record-keeping system for various financial instruments. Its application aims to streamline processes, reduce intermediaries, and improve transparency in areas like equity, bond, and derivatives markets. The integration seeks to enhance operational efficiency and mitigate risks associated with legacy infrastructure.
Context
The implementation of DLT in capital markets is a significant focus for financial institutions seeking technological upgrades and cost efficiencies. Debates center on regulatory adaptation, interoperability with existing systems, and the potential for new types of digital securities. Monitoring pilot programs and regulatory frameworks provides key insights into its progression and adoption within global finance.
MUFG's ASTOMO platform tokenizes real estate assets, leveraging DLT to reduce capital barriers and capture new retail investor segments in the $1.27 billion security token market.
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