Tokenisation in Finance: A Year of Evidence and a Path Forward 

Tokenisation projects today are built vertical by vertical, each solving its own problem in its own silo. But tokenising an asset on its own doesn't unlock what tokenisation is actually for with the real benefit, from atomic settlement to capital efficiency, only being realised once the whole chain is interoperable end to end, not just the asset sitting on it. If the end state is a genuinely tokenised financial system, the question for any country or institution becomes how to build toward it without locking in the fragmentation a siloed approach creates. Tokenisation in Finance: Evidence and Implementation Pathways starts from the premise that avoids tokenising in a bubble and offers a playbook that lets a country begin from its own ambition, mapping not just what it takes to tokenise an asset, but the full chain needed to trade it efficiently and interoperably with everything else.

This roundtable shares what a year of open-call research has surfaced with a decision-making framework for countries looking to embark on their tokenisation initiatives, problem statements from practitioners weighing key options and risks and worked examples showing the framework applied in practice. Participants will also look ahead to 2027, exploring the next wave of problem statements and identifying the coordination, partnerships and policy support needed to move from evidence to adoption across institutions and jurisdictions.