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The 54 firm-strong group, which is backed by the City of London Corporation, will spend the next year working on live tokenisation use cases across UK financial markets.

By Ian Allison|Edited by Jamie CrawleyUpdated Jul 13, 2026, 1:37 p.m. Published Jul 13, 2026, 11:40 a.m. 3 min readMake preferred on Share this articleMake preferred on

Summary

• The group, which includes 54 firms and backed by the City of London Corporation, will spend the next year working on live tokenisation use cases across UK financial markets.
• The initiative is led by HM Treasury's Wholesale Digital Markets Champion Chris Woolard, the former chair of the FCA.
• The tokenised RWA market could reach $88 trillion by 2035, according to one estimate by Boston Consulting Group (BCG), dwarfing the current crypto and stablecoin market of $3 trillion.

The U.K. is pushing tokenization harder in a bid to integrate the tech with wholesale financial markets, through an HM Treasury initiative, which includes over 50 financial firms such as BlackRock, Goldman Sachs, HSBC, J.P. Morgan, Morgan Stanley and UBS.

The group, which is backed by the City of London Corporation, will spend the next year working on live tokenisation use cases across UK financial markets, initially focused on tokenised repo, according to the first of two reports by HM Treasury's Wholesale Digital Markets Champion Chris Woolard.

There’s a lot of play for in the race to tokenize financial markets. The tokenised real-world assets (RWA) market could reach $88 trillion by 2035, according to one estimate by Boston Consulting Group (BCG), dwarfing the current crypto and stablecoin market of $3 trillion.

Other jurisdictions such as the U.S. and the European Unioin (EU) are looking at how to integrate tokenization into traditional finance.

The fact that the U.K. government is starting to assume that prowess in this area is no longer a niche sport is a good thing and it could be critical to the survival of London as a financial centre, said John Orchard, chairman of the Digital Monetary Institute at OMFIF, an independent research group for central banking, economic policy and public investment.

“I would say the most material and interesting distinction from e.g. Europe or US is the commitment of the government to issue its own debt in DLT form (DIGIT), so that there is a high quality ‘safe’ asset to start to build a wholesale capital market around. This is meaningful and useful,’ Orchard said via email.

The main opportunities are productivity and cost efficiencies which could benefit global trading centers like London. Woolard’s report predicts up to 33 billion pounds ($44.2 million) increase in annual economic output and 14 billion pounds in annual tax revenue by 2035.

The report by Woolard, who spent eight years as chair of the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), is addressed to the U.K. Chancellor (whoever replaces Rachel Reeves). He emphasized that tokenised markets are “a network game” and the U.K.’s place in that game is not guaranteed.

“Like all network games, it is a race and one where the U.K. needs to move at the speed of the most agile players if we want to ensure we have a stake in developing the approach for international markets,” Woolard said.

Kirit Bhatia, Chief Digital Assets Officer at Banking Circle said one of the biggest challenges will be making sure tokenised assets can be funded, settled, mobilised as collateral and moved across different networks.

“Tokenised markets will need payment infrastructure that can support real-time settlement, cross-border movement, multiple forms of regulated money and interoperability between stablecoins, tokenised deposits and existing fiat rails. Without that, digital assets risk becoming faster at the edges but still constrained by the legacy plumbing underneath,” Bhatia said.

The document suggests that the Bank of England will build on its synchronisation pilot in 2028. This is the means to connect the existing (recently upgraded) RTGS system through to blockchain based securities in the banking system,” OMFIF’s Orchard added.

“This is behind – but similar to – an equivalent programme of the ECB, Pontes, which rolls out Q4 2027. The Federal Reserve is having to navigate this area with great care and caution, since it could (unnecessarily) run afoul of the U.S. ban on CBDCs," he said.

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