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Tokenisation Seen as Strategic Priority for Financial Firms, Broadridge Survey Finds
Tokenisation has moved beyond an exploratory concept and is now viewed as a strategic priority by financial institutions preparing for a future where digital and traditional assets coexist, according to Broadridge Financial Solutions’ inaugural Tokenization Pulse Survey. The firm revealed that the survey found that 84% of firms consider tokenisation strategically important to their organisation, while 68% believe it will partially reshape financial markets within the next three to five years. Around 69% of firms plan to hybridise existing infrastructure rather than build entirely separate systems, and 92% expect ... (full story)
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