Tokenization could redefine institutional investing, but there are obstacles to adoption, according to Franklin Templeton‘s David Alderman.
During a panel discussion at Benzinga’s Future of Digital Assets Alderman joined Jennifer O’Rourke of DTCC Digital Assets to discuss the opportunities this technology presents, and the potential for a more connected market.
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Alderman highlighted the growing interest in tokenized assets, which allow institutions to diversify portfolios and streamline transactions. “The tokenization that we’ve seen over the past year… is still very, very much in the early stages,” he explained.
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Despite the challenges, Alderman emphasized that institutional investors are eager to engage. “Most institutional investors… would like just to have some sort of allocation to …
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