ON-DEMAND WEBINAR

Who Holds the Keys? What You Need to Know About Security Token Custody

As the security token market expands, so does the need to understand digital custody and how to best safeguard tokenized securities. In this on-demand webinar, you’ll hear some of the top minds in the space dive into how security token custody works, its role in the broader market, and custody solutions gaining traction. 

Hosted by Polymath.

Who Holds the Keys? What You Need to Know About Security Token Custody

5 things we'll cover in this webinar

Digital Custody and Global Exchange

Learn how custody providers enable the exchange of security tokens and why digital asset custodians are becoming increasingly important to issuers, investors, and the global digital securities ecosystem.

The Role of the Custodian

Find out how custodians provide a key piece of the puzzle in transactions, and how custodians, exchanges, and other providers work together to enable clearing and settlement for security tokens.

Evolving Landscape

Explore how regulations play a role in custody of security tokens and digital assets, with a focus on recent regulations affecting custody providers.

2020 vs 2021

Understand the changing security token landscape and explore industry shifts as more institutions embrace the benefits that asset tokenization brings to markets.

Custody Solutions

Hear from experts about what trends they see gaining steam in the market, including whether self-custody is going to become a larger industry focus.

Watch the Webinar

Join Polymath and industry experts from Digivault, Onchain Custodian, and BLOXXON AG as we take a deep dive into security token custody.

Presenters

Alexandre Kech
Chief Executive Officer and Co-Founder
Onchain Custodian
Didier Goepfert
Chief Product Officer
BLOXXON AG
James Byrne
Chief Technology Officer
Digivault
Moderated by Graeme Moore
Head of Tokenization
Polymath
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cointelegraph
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"For security tokens, blockchains need the capability to encode the business rules required by the security token. This has previously been done by specific code written for each security token, known as a smart contract. In this model, each security token has its own separate smart contract holding all the business logic and the blockchain has no customisation to assist with this. 

Great care must be taken to ensure that every separate smart contract enforces the correct regulatory rules. To improve on that approach, common requirements and business logic for securities can be moved from the smart contracts into the blockchain software. This cannot be done with a generic blockchain and requires the creation of a new blockchain characterised by its customisation for securities."

James Byrne
CTO
Digivault