New U.S.–UK recommendations show that cross-border tokenized assets depend on settlement finality, regulatory coordination, protected reserves, and operating controls.
- The new U.S.-UK framework for cross-border tokenized assets focuses on settlement finality, regulatory coordination, protected reserves, and operational controls, rather than mutual recognition.
- The recommendations highlight that international distribution of tokenized assets depends on robust legal rights, compliant investor access, reliable payment mechanisms, and secure custody.
- The framework is a work program for regulators and market participants, emphasizing the need for a complete operating chain from issuer to investor, with ongoing adaptation to regulatory changes.
Topics: Jurisdictions, Legal regulatory, Integration with defi, Cross jurisdictional policy, Securities law classification, Rwa collateral lending
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