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Tokenisation of UK Wholesale Capital Markets: Key Takeaways

By Peter Pears, James Taylor & Musonda Kapotwe on June 3, 2026
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This Legal Update summarises the joint Call for Input published by the Financial Conduct Authority (“FCA”) and the Bank of England (“BoE”) (together, the “regulators”) in May 2026. The paper invites industry responses by 3 July 2026.  

Link to What is the Purpose of this Consultation? What is the Purpose of this Consultation?

The goal of the Call for Input is to seek industry feedback on the proposed regulatory approach to tokenisation. The paper is aimed at “firms across the wholesale ecosystem and the focus is on tokenised securities (such as bonds, cash equities and fund units)“. The aim is for a digitally enabled wholesale markets ecosystem in which tokenised securities, cash and collateral move more efficiently across the trade lifecycle. The proposed end state is for this ecosystem to be anchored in central bank money settlement.

The paper:

  • Provides a set of agreed regulatory principles and operational considerations that the regulators intend to follow in any future changes to policy and regulation in this area; and
  • Clarifies a set of key priority areas where further regulation is required and offers an initial regulatory roadmap of initiatives that will support the market evolution.

A series of high level questions are posed to market participants as a call for input to help frame further regulation in this area. 

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Photo of Peter Pears Peter Pears

Peter Pears is a partner in the Banking & Finance practice of the London office. He acts for issuers and underwriters on a range of domestic and international capital markets products including Eurobond, medium term note, commercial paper, regulatory capital, corporate hybrid and…

Peter Pears is a partner in the Banking & Finance practice of the London office. He acts for issuers and underwriters on a range of domestic and international capital markets products including Eurobond, medium term note, commercial paper, regulatory capital, corporate hybrid and liability management transactions. Peter’s clients include financial institutions, major corporations, sovereigns, municipalities and supranationals across Europe, the United States, Africa and Asia. Peter has considerable experience in sustainable debt and ESG principles and regularly advises on green, social and sustainable bonds, sustainability-linked bonds and ESG regulatory matters. In addition to his debt capital markets practice, Peter has experience advising on a variety of infrastructure finance transactions, including project bonds, private placements and whole business securitizations.

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James Taylor is a partner in the Banking & Finance practice of the London office. James’ practice focuses on public and private offerings of debt and equity-linked securities, advising issuers and underwriters on the standalone issue and offering of retail and wholesale medium…

James Taylor is a partner in the Banking & Finance practice of the London office. James’ practice focuses on public and private offerings of debt and equity-linked securities, advising issuers and underwriters on the standalone issue and offering of retail and wholesale medium term notes, commercial paper, certificates of deposit, warrants, convertible and exchangeable bonds and covered bonds, as well as the establishment and update of platforms for the issuance of multiple types of securities, the structuring of liability management transactions and the provision of ongoing advice on securities laws, corporate governance and stock exchange requirements related to them.

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Photo of Musonda Kapotwe Musonda Kapotwe

Musonda Kapotwe has extensive transactional experience advising on the impact of UK financial services regulation on banking, capital markets and derivative transactions.

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