"The first wave of tokenization is expected to occur in private equity and private fixed income, areas that have historically been illiquid and opaque. By 2030, more than half of institutions expect between 10% and 24% of total investments to be executed through tokenized instruments, the survey found. Tokenization - the process of issuing blockchain-based representations of real-world assets - allows fractional ownership, faster settlement, and improved transparency."
"State Street's study touched on how tokenization and blockchain technology are moving from experimentation to execution across global investment portfolios. The study surveyed senior executives across asset management, trying to decipher how institutions are integrating digital assets, tokenization, and emerging technologies like AI and quantum computing into their strategies. Nearly 60% of respondents plan to increase digital asset allocations over the next year, while most expect exposure to double by 2028."
Average institutional portfolio exposure to digital assets is expected to increase from 7% to 16% within three years, and most institutions expect exposure to double by 2028. Nearly 60% of senior executives plan to increase digital asset allocations over the next year. Tokenization is poised to lead adoption in private equity and private fixed income, enabling fractional ownership, faster settlement, and greater transparency. By 2030, more than half of institutions expect 10–24% of investments to be tokenized. Respondents cite transparency (52%), faster trading (39%), and lower compliance costs (32%), with nearly half projecting cost savings above 40%. About 40% have dedicated digital-asset units and roughly one-third have integrated blockchain into digital transformation efforts.
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