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Near real-time collateral mobility could help financial institutions reduce liquidity buffers and lower capital requirements, but only with infrastructure built to support it. Our new white paper, Collateral Infrastructure for Tokenized Capital Markets, developed in collaboration with Finadium, makes the case that tokenized collateral could help unlock significant capital...

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