Tokenised collateral goes global
Tokenised collateral – what has been achieved, what needs to be resolved?
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A live discussion, on the practical reality of tokenised collateral, with Bank of America, DRW, DTCC, LSEG, Tradeweb and Virtu, in partnership with Digital Asset.
Speakers

Barnaby Nelson
Chief Executive Officer
The ValueExchange
Bud Novin
Head of Payment Systems, Post Trade Solutions
LSEG
Chris Zuehlke
Global Head of Cumberland
DRW
Dan Eckstein
Fixed Income Distribution & Strategy
Virtu
Elisabeth Kirby
Head of Market Structure
Tradeweb
Joel Stainton
Head of Global Collateral Interest & Liquidity, GF&F
Bank of America
Joseph Spiro
Product Director, DTCC Digital Asset Solutions
DTCCTokenised collateral is moving forward through live market activity.
Over the past year, regulated firms including Bank of America, DRW, Virtu Financial and Tradeweb have completed live repo transactions using real securities and real cash across dollars, euros and sterling on the Canton Network.
In this session, moderated by Barnaby Nelson, senior market practitioners discussed what has already been achieved, what these trades demonstrate in practice, and what will shape the next phase of adoption.
The discussion covered:
the operational case for improved collateral mobility
the cost of fragmented collateral management
the role of 24/7 markets in accelerating settlement change
institutional cash models for on-chain settlement
the roadmap for broader market adoption
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