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Detailed examination of tokenisation and Decentralised Finance (DeFi), particularly focusing on their application for development and within institutional finance. The first source, an Inter-American Development Bank (IADB) publication by Sonia Arenaza and Sergio Navajas, outlines the current state of tokenisation, defining tokens and blockchain technology, and highlighting their potential for financial inclusion, cross-border payments, and supply chain management, while also discussing associated risks and global trends in Asia and Europe. The second and third sources, from the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) and Deutsche Bank/Northern Trust respectively, scrutinise the institutional adoption of DeFi, examining risks, regulatory challenges, and the concept of the "decentralisation illusion" that arises from the need for governance in institutional settings. All sources collectively explore how these emerging technologies can solve problems like liquidity fragmentation and operational inefficiency while acknowledging hurdles such as regulatory uncertainty and security vulnerabilities.
By Technology OGDetailed examination of tokenisation and Decentralised Finance (DeFi), particularly focusing on their application for development and within institutional finance. The first source, an Inter-American Development Bank (IADB) publication by Sonia Arenaza and Sergio Navajas, outlines the current state of tokenisation, defining tokens and blockchain technology, and highlighting their potential for financial inclusion, cross-border payments, and supply chain management, while also discussing associated risks and global trends in Asia and Europe. The second and third sources, from the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) and Deutsche Bank/Northern Trust respectively, scrutinise the institutional adoption of DeFi, examining risks, regulatory challenges, and the concept of the "decentralisation illusion" that arises from the need for governance in institutional settings. All sources collectively explore how these emerging technologies can solve problems like liquidity fragmentation and operational inefficiency while acknowledging hurdles such as regulatory uncertainty and security vulnerabilities.