Home   News   Features   Interviews   Magazine Archive   Founding Partners  
Subscribe
Securites Lending Times logo
Where Digital Finance

Meets Traditional Markets
≔ Menu

Digital assets news and commentary

Generic business image for news article
Market, securities, and trading

Ondo Finance partners with SBI Group to bring Japanese assets onchain


17 July 2026 Japan
Reporter: Matthew Challis

The firms will distribute Ondo tokenised products across the SBI Group ecosystem and adopt JPYSC, SBI’s yen-pegged stablecoin, for use in onchain settlement and collateral
Generic business image for news article Technology

Galaxy launches Galaxy Curator built on Morpho


16 July 2026 US
Reporter: Zarah Choudhary

Galaxy Curator vaults are accessible through Fireblocks Earn, giving more than 2,400 institutional clients access to curated onchain yield strategies from within the infrastructure they already operate on
Generic business image for news article People moves

Maurya to head engineering at SCRYPT


16 July 2026 Switzerland
Reporter: Matthew Challis

Vivek Maurya has joined the institutional digital asset infrastructure provider as its head of engineering, where he will continue the build-out of its digital asset services and stablecoin payment solutions
All latest news
Securites Lending Times logo
Where Digital Finance

Meets Traditional Markets

Features

Generic business image for news article

Quality over quantity



David Parker of the Bermuda Business Development Agency and David Burt, the region’s Premier, believe the Bermuda Triangle is the relationship between the industry, an independent regulator, and the government. Parker, along with Marnus Kruger of ht.digital, explores how this unified thinking has given Bermuda its reputation as a home to “world-class” digital assets legislation, and why institutions are seeking it out as their Western hub
Generic business image for news article

Tokenised collateral moves towards scale



Speakers at ISLA’s 33rd Annual Securities Finance & Collateral Management Conference explored how tokenisation, digital market infrastructure, and intraday liquidity could reshape securities finance

Paving the way for institutional entry



As digital assets become mainstream components of institutional portfolios, investors will expect the transformative benefits of these new assets to come with the same levels of trust they have in traditional assets. HSBC’s Fiona Horsewill, global head of Securities Services and Sean Mullins, global head of Digital Assets Product, explore
Generic business image for news article

Intraday repo in a hybrid market



Murex’s Ramzi Khemakhem, repo product manager, and Dorothy Queant, securities finance connectivity manager, explore economic and technological forces behind the rise of intraday repo and examine how hybrid post‑trade architecture enables this activity to scale safely and effectively
Generic business image for news article

Tokenised assets: Unlocking a real-time liquidity future



Collateral mobility and settlement efficiency are central for liquidity management, and as real-time settlement moves from theory to infrastructure, a transformation is underway, explain Deutsche Bank’s Monica Bolqvadze, capital and liquidity management, Treasury, and Sabih Behzad, head of Digital Assets & Currencies, Transformation
Generic business image for news article

CASLA: Tokenisation’s future in securities finance



With tokenisation transitioning out of pilot phases and into production, a group of digital asset and financial experts at the Canadian Securities Lending Association explore how digital rails for collateral, cash, and securities are starting to reconfigure securities finance, and the key facets that will determine how fast these rails can carry real volume
Generic business image for news article

Building scale in tokenised collateral



As tokenised collateral moves from proof-of-concept projects to production-scale deployments, questions around interoperability, regulation, and market infrastructure are becoming increasingly important. Tonic’s Chris Watts, CEO and co-founder, and Steven Czarnota, head of digital, discuss the industry’s progress with Zarah Choudhary
More features
Securites Lending Times logo
Where Digital Finance

Meets Traditional Markets

Interviews

Generic business image for news article

Apex Group


Agnes Mazurek



Agnes Mazurek, global head of product, Digital Assets at Apex Group, looks at the growing market for tokenised funds, and the rapid pace of expansion the market is seeing
Generic business image for news article

Jump Crypto


Richard Patel



Jump Crypto's Richard Patel talks to Karl Loomes about Firedancer, and why its rollout could power Solana to support tokenised securities, real‑time price feeds, and high‑frequency trading, helping shift institutional capital markets onto open blockchains

DeFi Technologie


Andrew Forson



With restricted repo rails and daily NAV mismatches, coupled with AI agents propelling autonomous settlement, Andrew Forson, president of DeFi Technologies, talks to Matthew Challis about the execution hurdles tokenised capital must overcome

B2PRIME Group


Alex Tsepaev



With continuous markets, fragmented liquidity, and risk systems designed for a five-day work week, Alex Tsepaev, chief strategy officer at B2PRIME Group, talks to Matthew Challis about the operational gaps institutions still have to close
Generic business image for news article

SCRYPT


Norman Wooding



Norman Wooding, founder and CEO of SCRYPT, sits down with Matthew Challis to discuss the operational realities of stablecoin adoption, non-negotiables for risk committees, and why programmable money is the missing layer between AI intelligence and institutional treasury execution
Generic business image for news article

Davies


Tina Wilkinson



Tina Wilkinson, partner at Davies, explains why tokenisation has shifted from experimental technology to operational reality for asset managers and why, with current developments, the risk calculus has reversed
Generic business image for news article

Lagoon Finance


Nadia Sergejuk



As onchain asset management moves from fringe to financial infrastructure, Nadia Sergejuk, co-founder at Lagoon Finance, explains why the next generation of asset managers will be built onchain and why the race to own that infrastructure is already underway
Generic business image for news article

Tradeweb


Chris Bruner



Chris Bruner, chief product officer at Tradeweb, discusses how digital infrastructure, regulatory clarity, and institutional engagement are converging to modernise fixed income markets, from issuance and settlement to liquidity and post-trade efficiency
More interviews
Securites Lending Times logo
Where Digital Finance

Meets Traditional Markets