#Singapore

3 articles tagged #Singapore — curated RWA tokenization coverage.

#Tokenization #1exchange #BlackRock #HongKong #InstitutionalFinance #Libeara #PrivateEquity #RWA #StandardChartered #uMINT

uMINT Becomes Available on 1exchange, Expanding Regulated Secondary Market Access for Eligible Investors

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PE / VC

uMINT Becomes Available on 1exchange, Expanding Regulated Secondary Market Access for Eligible Investors

The private equity token uMINT has officially launched on 1exchange, a private securities exchange regulated by the Monetary Authority of Singapore. This listing enables eligible investors to trade tokenized private equity interests in a regulated secondary market environment, enhancing liquidity for assets that were previously difficult to exit. By leveraging blockchain technology, 1exchange facilitates the fractional ownership and transfer of private equity, bridging the gap between traditional private markets and digital asset infrastructure. The integration of uMINT onto the platform represents a significant step in the institutional adoption of tokenized private securities, providing a compliant framework for secondary trading. This development matters for the RWA market as it demonstrates the practical application of blockchain for improving capital efficiency in private equity. The move underscores the growing trend of regulated exchanges adopting tokenization to solve liquidity constraints inherent in private market investments. As more assets like uMINT migrate to regulated secondary markets, the RWA ecosystem gains further legitimacy and operational maturity.

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Infrastructure

Tiger Research: Moving RWA Tokenization Overseas First

The RWA tokenization market reached a valuation of $25 billion to $36 billion by early 2026, driven by institutional demand for automated settlements and broader investor reach. Despite this growth, many financial institutions face a regulatory vacuum in their home jurisdictions, forcing a strategic choice between waiting for legislation, using sandboxes, or entering overseas markets. Tiger Research emphasizes that cross-border RWA operations require meticulous preparation across six core areas, including licensing, asset definition, and settlement infrastructure. Institutions are increasingly looking to mature regulatory environments like Hong Kong, Singapore, and the United States to build operational experience. Hong Kong offers a comprehensive framework under the Securities and Futures Ordinance, while Singapore utilizes the Variable Capital Company structure for fund tokenization. The United States remains a key market, with platforms like Securitize facilitating issuances such as BlackRock’s BUIDL fund under Reg D and Reg S exemptions. Ultimately, the report argues that tokenization is not a shortcut but a complex migration of financial instruments that demands higher precision than traditional issuance. Institutions that proactively navigate these cross-border complexities are better positioned to secure early market dominance.

#RWA #Tokenization #BlackRock

panewslab.com·Jul 8

StanChart backed Libeara raises $14m from GSR, Kyobo Life, others for tokenization

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Infrastructure

StanChart backed Libeara raises $14m from GSR, Kyobo Life, others for tokenization

Libeara, a tokenization platform incubated by Standard Chartered’s SC Ventures, has successfully closed a $14 million strategic funding round led by global market maker GSR. Additional participants in this round include Openspace Capital, Kyobo Life Insurance Group, AlloyX, Kaia Investment Partners, Simsan Ventures, and Monk’s Hill Ventures. The Singapore-based firm intends to utilize these funds to accelerate the global expansion of its tokenization infrastructure. This development follows Libeara’s acquisition of a Capital Markets Services license from the Monetary Authority of Singapore in March, which grants the company the authority to distribute tokenized funds and securities independently. To date, the platform has facilitated over $1 billion in tokenized assets across various fund relationships. The involvement of Kyobo Life Insurance Group highlights the growing institutional interest in tokenization, particularly within the South Korean market. This funding round underscores the increasing maturity of the RWA sector as platforms move toward direct distribution models and broader international integration.

#Tokenization #InstitutionalFinance #StandardChartered

ledgerinsights.com·Jun 23

#Singapore

uMINT Becomes Available on 1exchange, Expanding Regulated Secondary Market Access for Eligible Investors

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Tiger Research: Moving RWA Tokenization Overseas First

StanChart backed Libeara raises $14m from GSR, Kyobo Life, others for tokenization