Eduardo Bastida

As the demand for more agile and transparent credit markets grows, financial institutions are rethinking outdated models. Tokenization is emerging as a catalyst for transforming how credit is originated, distributed, and managed- unlocking new efficiencies and liquidity. This closed-door workshop, hosted by ioBuilders, will examine how tokenized infrastructure can modernise credit workflows and credit risk mobilization end-to-end, with insights grounded in real-world applications and regulatory alignment.

Key takeaways:

• Understand how tokenization reduces structural and operational friction across the credit lifecycle
• Explore regulatory-grade DLT architectures enabling secure, scalable credit asset mobilisation
• Learn how tokenized O2D models unlock liquidity, transparency, and cost-efficiency in distribution

This session is closed-door and limited to 35 attendees; a survey will be emailed two weeks before the event for attendees to select sessions, signing up to this session does not guarantee your place. 

As tokenization of financial assets gains momentum, institutions are exploring its potential to revolutionize collateral management and operational efficiency. Tokenized funds, particularly in areas like money markets, promise enhanced liquidity, transparency, and flexibility—qualities that are essential for modern collateral management. However, achieving these benefits requires navigating complex challenges, from interoperability to regulatory compliance. This session will address the advantages of 24/7 trading, streamlined collateralized lending, and the potential of tokenized assets to transform liquidity management across the financial ecosystem.  

• What are the advantages of 24/7 trading and the flexibility offered by collateralized lending using tokenized assets? 
• Outlining examples of real-world applications of integrating tokenized assets as collateral 
• How are buy side and sell side working together to enable an onward chain of collateral movement? 
• How to create secondary markets to enhance liquidity and the viability of tokenized collateral in real-world use cases? 
• Will tokenized money market funds act as stablecoin proxies?