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ARTICLE · 27 NOVEMBER 2025

Scaling Alternatives With Tokenised Fund Structures

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Tokenisation has moved from pilots to production for investment funds. Leading commentators are predicting that tokenisation of real world assets will quickly scale to a multi-trillion market by 2030.

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Tokenisation has moved from pilots to production for investment funds. Leading commentators are predicting that tokenisation of real world assets will quickly scale to a multi-trillion market by 2030. Asset managers now issue and service funds on distributed ledger technology (DLT), shortening settlement, opening new distribution, and delivering real-time transparency and automation. Money market funds lead, with tokenised share classes and on-chain wrappers live across Europe, the US, and Asia. We are also seeing rising interest in the tokenised ETF space, with industry players actively exploring the area. It is clear that tokenising ETFs will be game-changing for the funds industry. The next wave—alternatives—will use tokenisation to lower minimums, streamline capital flows, enable controlled secondary liquidity, and encode any required access and transfer restrictions. As legal frameworks and standards mature, the priority is safe scale, near-term value, strong

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