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A proposed supervisory statement outlines how clearing houses can accept tokenized eligible assets without overhauling current regulatory frameworks.
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The Bank of England launched a consultation on CCPs accepting tokenized eligible collateral on Oct. 29 .
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Current UK regulations permit tokenized collateral if assets can be valued, transferred, and liquidated under stressed conditions .
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The central bank will collect industry feedback on the proposed supervisory statement through Feb. 12, 2027 .
Context
The Bank of England's supervisory initiative aligns with broader joint efforts alongside HM Treasury and the FCA to build out the UK's digital wholesale financial infrastructure…
Why it matters
Central counterparties, clearing members, and market infrastructure providers gain regulatory clarity on deploying tokenized assets for margin calls and cross-border collateral…
What to watch
The public consultation closes on Feb. 12, 2027, followed by the expected publication of a final Supervisory Statement.
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