Franklin Templeton Explores SEC Relief for Tokenized Fund Trades
Franklin Templeton is exploring whether regulatory exemptions could allow tokenized money market funds and ETFs to trade through blockchain venues. Its Oct. 9 meeting with SEC Crypto Task Force staff addressed legal ques...
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