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BlackRock and 30 other companies participate in GDF tokenized money market fund collateral simulation

BlackRock and 30 other companies participate in GDF tokenized money market fund collateral simulation

金色财经金色财经2025/11/03 23:28
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Jinse Finance reported that the Global Digital Finance (GDF) organization has released a report stating that a working group composed of 70 companies has completed a legal study on tokenized collateral of European money market funds. Among them, 30 companies participated in simulation tests, including BlackRock, State Street, UBS, Deutsche Bank, HSBC, and others. The report points out that currently, 68% of collateral is still delivered in cash, and the tokenization of money market funds can improve collateral liquidity and alleviate the pressure of asset liquidation seen in crises such as the 2022 UK government bond crisis. The research focuses on the legal frameworks of the UK, Ireland, and Luxembourg, assessing the impact of tokenization on fund availability, operations, and regulatory risks.

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