BlackRock: Tokenized funds could become core collateral in traditional finance
BlackRock, the world’s largest asset manager, with more than $15.5 trillion in assets under management, believes tokenized funds are poised to play a central role as collateral in traditional financial markets, much as they are used in the digital asset sector. This could allow investors to finance trades and make use of their liquidity without having to sell their investments.
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BlackRock, the world’s largest asset manager, with more than $15.5 trillion in assets under management, believes tokenized funds are poised to play a central role as collateral in traditional financial markets, much as they are used in the digital asset sector. This could allow investors to finance trades and make use of their liquidity without having to sell their investments.
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