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Ctrl Alt has partnered with a UK Bank, carrying out the first successful tokenization of capital that has enabled institutional investors to access investment in a Debt Transaction.

Learn more about the role of tokenized funds and the increasing interest in the sector.

Tokenization is gaining traction worldwide, with moves like the UK Government's blueprint for tokenized funds. These advancements highlight the transformative potential of tokenization.

This article will explore the benefits of investing in digital assets and how Ctrl Alt’s structuring provides the perfect hybrid solution to access by blending traditional financing with the benefits of tokenization.

Tokenization will impact the future of banking. Boston Consulting Group shows that asset tokenization is projected to grow into a $16.1 trillion opportunity by 2030 (BCG,2022). Banks are paying attention.

Recent data from Preqin shows that family offices have emerged as key players in the alternatives space, capturing the attention of fund managers and high-net-worth investors alike.

We’re only two months into 2024 and already seeing some important and interesting conversations on alternative assets from key players.

The rise of tokenisation can’t be ignored, but what is tokenisation? And what does it mean for innovation in financial services and access for end investors?

At the end of 2023, in a groundbreaking development for the U.K's financial landscape, the U.K. government’s asset management task force published a blueprint for tokenised funds. The report has been endorsed by HM Treasury and the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).

Back to Basics: Tokenisation Explained

Over the next 25 years, a staggering $68 trillion is expected to be handed down to younger generations in the US alone. In this blog, we’re exploring what this may mean for the world of alternative assets, and why it’s important to all of us.