ERC-7943 has reached Final status, giving the market a universal standard for real-world assets and a stable interface for compliant tokenization.

Tokenized financial instruments need more than issuance rails. They need common compliance interfaces that institutions, custodians, and infrastructure providers can implement without creating another closed system. On June 9, Brickken’s CTO, Felipe D’onofrio, will join Claus Skaaning for a technical and strategic session on what this means for institutions building tokenized financial products.

Institutional asset management is entering a structural transformation. As infrastructure matures and regulatory clarity improves across major financial jurisdictions, leading asset managers are moving beyond experimentation and into implementation.

This webinar explores how tokenized funds are reshaping fund operations, portfolio construction, distribution models, and institutional governance standards — and what this means for the future of capital markets.

Why leading asset managers are moving on-chain — the structural pressures, cost inefficiencies, and competitive shifts driving institutional adoption of tokenized funds in 2026.
How blockchain transforms the asset management value chain — from issuance and settlement to administration and distribution
What tokenized funds mean for portfolio strategy and global distribution — liquidity, transparency, and new asset design possibilities

Felipe D’Onofrio is CTO and Co-Founder of Brickken, a tokenization infrastructure provider for financial institutions. With more than seven years of experience in blockchain infrastructure, digital asset systems, exchanges, custody, and Layer 2 technologies, Felipe leads the development of compliant tokenization infrastructure connecting traditional financial assets with programmable digital markets. He is also co-author of the U.S. patent “System and Method to Manage a Cryptographic Banking Network.”

Market maturity vs pilots
Tokenized securities are already live across Europe, but scaling remains concentrated in asset classes such as private credit and fixed income.
Clarity vs usability
Regulatory frameworks exist, yet inconsistent interpretation across jurisdictions continues to complicate institutional execution.
Compliance vs workarounds
Most structures operate within existing rules, but the lack of standardization limits interoperability and long-term market cohesion.

What unlocks scale
The constraint is no longer technology, but the alignment of infrastructure, regulation, and market participants.

The institutions that operationalize issuance, compliance, and distribution today will define how tokenized capital markets scale across Europe.

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What is ERC-7943?

ERC-7943 is an Ethereum standard designed for real-world asset tokenization. It introduces a common interface for compliance checks, transfer controls, asset freezing, and enforcement actions, making it easier for tokenized assets to operate within regulated environments while remaining interoperable across infrastructure providers.

Who is this webinar for?

This webinar is for asset managers, financial institutions, fund administrators, tokenization platforms, legal and compliance professionals, blockchain infrastructure teams, and anyone working on the issuance or management of tokenized real-world assets.

Can I ask questions during the webinar?

Yes. There will be a live Q&A with the speakers.

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UPCOMING WEBINAR

Tokenized Funds:

The Next Evolution of Institutional Asset Management

March 11th, 10:00 UTC

Multi-Platform

Join Digishares and Brickken

Learn from the experts building the future of institutional tokenization

Claus Skaaning

CEO & Co-founder at Digishares

Felipe D´Onofrio

CTO at Brickken

The discussion focuses on four operational realities:

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