#CorporateTreasury
2 articles tagged #CorporateTreasury — curated RWA tokenization coverage.
6.5
Infrastructure
Finextra — Crypto·5d ago
What Are the Best Use Cases for Tokenisation and Programmability?
At EBADay 2026 in Copenhagen, HSBC's Sovon Chatterjee highlighted the transformative potential of tokenized deposits for corporate treasury operations. By enabling 24/7 functionality, tokenized deposits address long-standing operational constraints that have historically hindered liquidity management. A primary advantage identified is the elimination of pre-funding floats, which currently represent a significant capital cost for global corporations. Chatterjee emphasized that while the technology is building a more efficient experience, widespread adoption remains contingent on overcoming existing technical hurdles. Interoperability between different blockchain networks and legacy systems stands out as a critical requirement for scaling these solutions. This shift toward programmable money signifies a broader evolution in how global banks manage liquidity and settlement processes. As HSBC continues to explore these digital assets, the focus remains on creating seamless, real-time payment environments that reduce friction for institutional clients.
6.0
Stablecoins
Tokenized Cash Management Advisory Group Publishes the Scope of Its Work Program
The Tokenized Cash Management Advisory Group (TCMAG) has officially published its work program to transition tokenized cash management from experimental pilots into scalable production environments. This initiative follows the group's April release of twelve core principles for digital money, now translating those standards into a concrete agenda tailored for corporate treasurers. By defining specific use cases and the necessary capabilities for participants, TCMAG aims to move the industry away from fragmented, stand-alone projects toward an integrated ecosystem. The program outlines requirements for a diverse range of stakeholders, including blockchain networks, asset issuers, wallet providers, custodians, banks, and ERP platforms. Chair Darsh Johal emphasized that success relies on these players weaving their capabilities into a unified framework that prioritizes compliance, settlement finality, and operational resilience. Corporate treasurers are actively invited to participate to ensure that technological developments align with real-world treasury workflows and operational needs. This structured approach represents a significant step in professionalizing the RWA sector by establishing a shared roadmap for the adoption of digital money in corporate finance.