If cryptocurrencies were blockchain’s first killer use case, then the tokenization of real-world assets is the second. The technology promises to have broad implications for how wealth is distributed and how the economy functions.
Key Highlights
- Asset tokenization aims to transform how we manage and invest in assets. A considerable portion of the world’s wealth is currently tied up in illiquid assets; traditional transactions often involve lengthy and complex procedures; and high-value investment opportunities are generally out of the reach of most people.
- By converting various assets into readily tradable digital tokens, asset tokenization enables fractional ownership and enhances market participation through increased liquidity and faster settlements. Its potential impact is greatest in making traditionally illiquid assets like real estate and fine art more accessible.
Scope
- This report explores key areas of asset tokenization. It highlights practical applications and illustrates how tokenization is applied across sectors. The report details the range of assets that can be tokenized, the associated benefits, and the challenges.
Reasons to Buy
- As the adoption of asset tokenization accelerates, understanding its mechanisms, implications, and strategic importance is crucial. For leaders in any sector, from real estate executives to chief technology officers at investment firms, developing a nuanced understanding of tokenization strategies is essential to manage this emerging area in asset management.
Table of Contents
- Executive Summary
- Introduction to Asset Tokenization
- Asset Tokenization Use Cases
- Recommendations
- Appendices
