The U.S. Federal Reserve said banks should treat tokenized securities the same as traditional securities for regulatory ...

The Federal Reserve, FDIC, and OCC confirm banks won’t need extra capital buffers for tokenized securities, signaling institutional approval of blockchain finance.

US banking regulators have issued new guidance clarifying how banks should treat tokenized securities under existing capital rules, reinforcing that digital representations of financial assets will ...

U.S. banking regulators clarified on Thursday that banks should ‌not have to hold additional capital against losses when ‌dealing with blockchain-based securities, saying their rules are "technology ...

As long as a tokenized security provides the exact same legal ownership rights as its traditional counterpart, it qualifies as an “eligible tokenized security” and must receive identical capital ...

The Federal Reserve advances reforms targeting crypto debanking practices, launching a formal review that could dismantle ...

Tokenized securities are reshaping finance by bridging traditional assets onto blockchain with fractional ownership & growing adoption.

At the TechCrunch Disrupt event in London in early December, David Rutter, chief executive of R3, declared that wholesale financial markets will see substantial activity on distributed-ledger ...