Digital bond issuance and tokenisation initiatives are expanding across sovereign and corporate markets. While secondary liquidity is still developing, early adopters are testing new models for settlement efficiency, transparency and automation.

This session will explore where digital bonds can streamline issuance processes, improve operational workflows and enhance transparency, and what practical steps firms can take to position for long-term adoption. 

As fixed income firms look to improve settlement speed, liquidity mobility and collateral efficiency, stablecoins, tokenised treasuries and programmable securities are emerging as new tools to support more flexible financing and trading workflows. This closed-room session will explore how institutions are using tokenised cash, money market funds and onchain securities to streamline collateral management, support intraday and repo-style financing, and reduce operational friction across fixed income markets. Panellists will also examine how smart contracts, composability and programmable infrastructure could enable more automated, connected and capital-efficient trading and financing models, while sharing practical lessons learned from institutional blockchain adoption.