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A rookie’s guide to tokenised Treasuries

What are DTCC’s digital US government debt securities? How do tokenised repo and other transactions work? These questions, and others, answered

This article, the first in three-part series on tokenised US Treasuries, explains the mechanics of the instruments

Every day, thousands of companies use US Treasury bonds and notes to pledge collateral, borrow in the repo market and post margin to a central counterparty.

On July 15, a group including Goldman Sachs and Citadel Securities did just that – but with a twist. The Treasuries were digital

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