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HM Treasury United Kingdom Digital Assets ✓ 21 claims 15 Oct 2026

UK names six Joint Lead Managers for digital gilt pilot, targets Q1 2027 issuance

The Economic Secretary used UK Digital Assets Week to set out where the government's digital-finance programme has actually moved from design to delivery. The headline is the appointment of six Joint Lead Managers for the DIGIT pilot and a first-quarter 2027 issuance date, alongside live Sandbox approvals and the cryptoasset authorisation clock now running. Useful for mapping sequencing across gilts, stablecoins and the FCA perimeter.

  • Six firms appointed as Joint Lead Managers for the DIGIT pilot issuance, targeted for Q1 2027 on HSBC's Orion platform and listed on LSEG's main market.
  • HSBC and ClearToken have each received approval to operate a live Digital Securities Depository in the Digital Securities Sandbox; Treasury will lay supporting secondary legislation.
  • Cryptoasset activities enter the FCA regulatory perimeter from 25 October 2027; the transitional-arrangements application window opened 30 September.
AFM AFM Netherlands Source document ↗
AFM Netherlands Digital Assets ✓ 17 claims 15 Oct 2026

Dutch regulators say national law blocks native securities tokenisation

The AFM and DNB publish a joint exploratory study on securities tokenisation in the Netherlands, concluding that current Dutch law offers no basis for fully native tokens and forcing firms into hybrid dual-registration arrangements. This segment covers what the regulators found, what they are asking government to do, and why Dutch market infrastructure choices may migrate elsewhere.

  • AFM and DNB find Dutch law gives no basis for securities issued, held and transferred exclusively as tokens; native tokenisation is not currently possible.
  • Hybrid dual registration alongside DLT limits efficiency gains and creates uncertainty over the legal significance of the token record.
  • The regulators call for a government-led follow-up aligned with European initiatives, using specific use cases to decide whether to clarify or amend rules.