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Tokenized collateral has the potential to unlock significant capital and reshape liquidity management. The question is how markets get there. Our latest white paper, Collateral Infrastructure for Tokenized Capital Markets, outlines the business case for adoption. The path forward is the focus of Part 2 of our series on...

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