South Korean asset managers are launching exchange-traded funds overseas that highlight stablecoins, tokenisation and bitcoin, while the domestic market has yet to list spot digital-asset ETFs or products branded around such themes. In South Korea, exposure is mainly gained by including related companies in existing overseas equity ETFs. Firms are also expanding digital-asset initiatives, including tokenising ETF products and building blockchain partnerships, as they prepare for possible regulatory changes.
- South Korean asset managers are launching digital asset-focused ETFs overseas, including those related to stablecoins, tokenization, and Bitcoin, while the domestic market lags behind.
- Domestically, exposure is indirect, achieved by including related companies in existing ETFs, but firms are preparing for potential regulatory shifts by tokenizing products and building blockchain partnerships.
- There's an expectation of increased competition if spot digital-asset ETFs and token securities become a reality in South Korea, leveraging existing infrastructure and overseas experience.
Topics: Asset types, Institutional adoption, Integration with defi, Stablecoins digital cash, Asset manager initiatives, Rwa collateral lending
Tags: #southkorea #etfs #stablecoins #tokenization #bitcoin #digitalassets #assetmanagers #overseasproducts #regulatorychanges #rwa
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