A Citi survey predicts that 10% of global post-trade market turnover will be handled through stablecoins and tokenized securities in less than five years. Bank-issued stablecoins are seen as key for collateral efficiency and private market securities support. Over half of firms surveyed are piloting GenAI for post-trades.

Citi’s report notes that digital asset adoption has progressed strategically since 2021, nearing a tipping point. Liquidity and post-trade cost efficiencies are driving investments in blockchain technology. Survey respondents believe DLT can significantly impact securities’ velocity in capital markets by 2028.

The US is expected to have 14% of market turnover in digital or tokenized assets by 2030, surpassing Europe and Asia Pacific. Regulatory changes, such as the GENIUS Act signed by President Trump, have driven American sentiment toward digital assets. Large firms like Circle and BlackRock are scaling digital liquidity.

GenAI is being piloted by 57% of organizations for post-trade operations, with 67% of institutional investors using it for reconciliation, reporting, clearing, and settlements. The most significant use case currently is for onboarding, with potential to bridge the gap between retail and institutional clients.

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