Capital Markets Products

Definition ∞ Capital markets products are financial instruments traded in markets that facilitate long-term fundraising and investment. In the digital asset space, these often include tokenized securities, derivatives, and other structured financial agreements issued on a blockchain. They represent ownership stakes or debt obligations, connecting traditional finance principles with decentralized ledger technology. These products are designed for capital formation and risk management.
Context ∞ The regulatory classification and seamless integration of tokenized capital markets products into existing financial infrastructure remain prominent discussion points. Debates center on ensuring investor protection, market integrity, and compliance with established securities laws. Their potential to enhance market access and operational efficiency is a key area of industry focus.