Why Tokenisation Is Accelerating in MMFs & ETFs | Sébastien Schmitt (PwC)
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Tokenisation has moved from theory to adoption — fast.In this opening episode of The Final Block, Georges Bock sits down with Sébastien Schmitt (PwC Luxembourg) to break down why global interest in tokenisation has exploded and what this means for the fund industry.They explore the acceleration across money market funds, ETFs, digital settlement rails and retailisation — and why a new generation of investors coming from 24/7 crypto will reshape expectations for traditional funds.Themes covered:Why tokenisation is surging globallyNASDAQ, Franklin Templeton and the move toward tokenised assetsMMFs as the first major use caseFractionality, instant settlement and intraday collateralRetailisation of private marketsWhy ETFs are only the intermediate stepThe new investor experience vs T+3How tokenisation rewires the fund value chain and distributionWhat asset managers should do todayListen and subscribe for weekly conversations on the future of tokenised funds.
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