Webinar
Tokenization Fundamentals: Understanding the Infrastructure
Tokenization is changing how market participants think about ownership records, settlement, custody, compliance, and the movement of assets. Yet the legal and operational questions can be obscured by unfamiliar technology and imprecise terminology.
This is the first program in a three-part Tokenization Fundamentals Webinar Series. This opening session explains the underlying concepts, connect blockchain infrastructure to familiar fund operations, and establishes the foundation for later programs examining tokenized products and asset classes, followed by regulatory and implementation considerations. Session times will alternate across the series to broaden international participation.
Topics
- What tokenization means in an investment fund context and how a tokenized ownership record differs from traditional recordkeeping
- Public and private blockchains, digital wallets, and smart contracts
- Permissioned tokens and the role of AML/KYC controls
- How tokenization may affect settlement, collateral use, custody, reconciliation, and distribution
- How the underlying technology connects to familiar fund structures and operations
Who Should Attend
- Asset managers, ETF and registered fund sponsors, and private market firms
- Product, innovation, distribution, operations, and technology leaders
- Digital asset platforms and fund service providers
- Legal, compliance, risk, and governance professionals
- Institutional investors and other market participants evaluating tokenized products
This webinar recording is for informational purposes and does not contain or convey legal advice. The information herein should not be used or relied upon in regard to any particular facts or circumstances without first consulting a lawyer. Any views expressed herein are those of the author(s) and not necessarily those of the law firm's clients.
