Tokenisation finds footing six months on from FCA approval
Industry commentators examine the future of tokenisation through market adoption and legal ramifications
Investors looked for overseas exposure in November as confusion over the Irish border and wrangling over the UK’s divorce bill dominated Brexit negotiations. Indeed, according to The Share Centre, eight of its 10 most traded funds in November offer global diversification. Read on to find out which funds topped the trades.
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Industry commentators examine the future of tokenisation through market adoption and legal ramifications
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