Chain reaction: can the UK drive demand for digital gilts?
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Market will need regulatory clarity, fungibility with traditional issuance and interoperable protocols
Among many questions facing new UK finance minister John Healey, reviving a troubled market for gilts is one of the most acute. His predecessor, Rachel Reeves, looked to put HM Treasury on the front foot by staking out a leadership position for gilts in the tokenisation process, announcing plans for the Digital Gilt Instrument (Digit) just days before she was replaced by Healey in a cabinet
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