Northern Trust, Australia’s CSC sign MoU to advance tokenized finance infrastructure
Reuters2026/08/26 23:00- Northern Trust signed an MoU with Australia’s Commonwealth Superannuation Corporation to deepen collaboration on digital asset investment infrastructure.
- Work will target tokenisation, digital assets, digital cash capabilities, settlement efficiency, liquidity management, interoperability with traditional market infrastructure.
- Parties will build on joint participation in Australia’s Project Acacia, an RBA- and DFCRC-led initiative on tokenised assets in institutional markets.
- Agreement also sets ongoing knowledge sharing to support institutional adoption of tokenised finance.
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