Bank of England says existing rules are no barrier to tokenised collateral at CCPs, and consults on what it will check
The Bank of England on 29 October published a draft supervisory statement for central counterparties that want to accept tokenised versions of collateral they can already take, with tokenised government bonds as the main example. It does not change the list of eligible collateral, and it asks for views on stablecoins, tokenised money market funds and tokenised gold. Responses close on 12 February 2027.
