For pension funds, tokenization’s real play is balance-sheet management, Fidelity’s Lai says
Fidelity International’s Giselle Lai argues that the most compelling long-term use case for tokenized funds is balance-sheet management for large, global institutions, not 24/7 liquidity.
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- Fidelity International’s Giselle Lai says that the most compelling long-term use case for tokenized funds is balance sheet management for large, global institutions, rather than 24/7 liquidity.
- Tokenized money market funds and other onchain instruments can help pensions, insurers and companies use cash across fragmented accounts and jurisdictions more efficiently.
- Lai said it will take decades for tokenization to mature into a comprehensive balance sheet management ecosystem.
