S&P Dow Jones Indices is exploring the launch of tokenized indices focusing on transparency and compliance.

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On August 16, according to Stephanie Rowton, the Managing Director of U.S. Equities at S&P Dow Jones Indices, the company is in discussions with major trading platforms, custodians, and DeFi protocols to authorize and list tokenized versions of its benchmark indices. In an interview, Rowton stated that the index provider is taking a "strategic approach" to ensure that the tokenized S&P products are launched only when they meet high standards of transparency, security, and regulatory compliance.

She said, "By establishing these types of partnerships, we hope to collaboratively build a robust infrastructure that supports the trading and accessibility of our index tokenization version, ultimately enhancing the investor experience." The move into blockchain comes at a time when institutional interest in tokenized financial products is accelerating. S&P DJI entered the field earlier this year through a tokenization partnership with Centrifuge, which utilizes official data to provide programmable tracking index funds via smart contracts.

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BottomMisservip
· 21h ago
Is regulation on the blockchain?
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GasGuzzlervip
· 21h ago
Is S&P getting on board?
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ParallelChainMaxivip
· 21h ago
TradFi has finally woken up.
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