Calastone, the funds network owned by Carlyle, surveyed 26 asset managers to get feedback about their costs and fund tokenization. Based on the responses, It projects a potential savings of $135 billion per year from tokenization.
“Tokenisation is already becoming a core pillar of strategy for asset managers, offering a path to greater efficiency, flexibility, and competitiveness,” said Brian Godins, Chief Commercial Officer at Calastone.
“While adoption will be incremental, the direction of travel is clear – tokenisation represents the next stage in the evolution of investment vehicles, building on the legacy of mutual funds and ETFs. As firms explore its benefits, we expect to see a gradual integration alongside existing structures, enabling asset managers to modernise at their own pace.”
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