Tokenize Stocks, Bonds, Funds, But Proceed With Care

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But enforceability of property rights in a public blockchain may emerge as a thorny issue.

Public sector wants to be in control of this new architecture with central bank digital currencies.

That could potentially erode the importance of private-sector intermediaries.

Banks and asset managers should take the lead and insert themselves into the equation.

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