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Banking giant Standard Chartered and global crypto exchange OKX have launched a pilot programme in Dubai that could reshape how institutional investors trade digital assets.
The new collateral mirroring programme allows institutions to use cryptocurrencies and tokenised money market funds as collateral for trading, without moving those assets onto an exchange. This reduces counterparty risk, a major concern in the crypto world, and enhances capital efficiency for large investors.
It’s the first such initiative to bring together a major global bank, a regulated crypto platform and a traditional asset manager to support…