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Tokenised money has moved from a niche crypto application to a central consideration for institutional finance and public policy. Across stablecoins, tokenised deposits, CBDCs and money market funds, differing design choices shape risk, usability and regulatory treatment. The evolving landscape reveals strong momentum in cross-border payments and settlement, alongside unresolved challenges around interoperability, governance and cross-border supervision that will determine how tokenised money integrates into the global financial system.
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By James Tylee / Jonny FryTokenised money has moved from a niche crypto application to a central consideration for institutional finance and public policy. Across stablecoins, tokenised deposits, CBDCs and money market funds, differing design choices shape risk, usability and regulatory treatment. The evolving landscape reveals strong momentum in cross-border payments and settlement, alongside unresolved challenges around interoperability, governance and cross-border supervision that will determine how tokenised money integrates into the global financial system.
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