Definition ∞ Fixed Income DLT refers to the application of distributed ledger technology to fixed income securities, such as bonds and other debt instruments. This involves tokenizing these assets on a blockchain to streamline their issuance, trading, and settlement processes. The objective is to enhance efficiency, reduce operational costs, and improve transparency within the fixed income market.
Context ∞ The adoption of Fixed Income DLT represents a significant area of innovation within capital markets, attracting interest from major financial institutions. Discussions often center on establishing legal certainty for tokenized bonds and ensuring seamless integration with existing market infrastructure. Future developments include broader standardization of digital fixed income instruments and increased liquidity in these nascent markets.
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