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Trailer | Franklin Templeton: 5 Years of Native Fund Tokenization

44 s · 26 de feb de 2026
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Five years ago, Franklin Templeton launched a 40-Act fund natively on-chain. Today, its shareholder record operates exclusively on blockchain. In this episode, Robert Crossley, Head of Digital & Industry Advisory Services at Franklin Templeton, joins Georges Bock to discuss what native tokenization changes in practice. From real-time records and interest accrual to programmable assets and collateral mobility, this is a conversation about utility — and what happens once clients begin to expect it as the baseline. A deep dive into the industrial application of fund tokenization in global asset management.

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