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DigiFT Partners with Invesco: A New Era of Tokenized Investments

DigiFT, a regulated on-chain exchange based in Singapore, is proud to announce its groundbreaking collaboration with Invesco. This partnership will yield a DigiFT token that provides accredited and institutional investors access to Invesco's private credit strategies. It stands out as the first and only token from Singapore enabling daily trading, specifically for private credit access.

Scheduled for release on February 20, 2025, the DigiFT token aims to attract a diverse pool of investors by accepting subscriptions and redemptions in both fiat currencies—such as USD—and stablecoins like USDC and USDT. This innovative strategy is designed to generate substantial ongoing income while preserving capital by primarily investing in senior-secured loans to companies with stable operational profits, dependable cash flow, and strong asset backing.

According to RWA.xyz, private credit ranks as the preferred alternative investment class, representing 68% of tokenized real-world assets, even surpassing tokenized US Treasury bonds like T-Bills. This trend is anticipated to persist as projections suggest a decline in US Treasury bond interest rates following recent peaks.

In light of the increasing popularity of real-world assets (RWAs), DigiFT is keen on becoming the go-to partner for leading institutional players. Moreover, DigiFT has recently been appointed as an authorized distributor for another global asset manager in launching its inaugural tokenized money market fund.

Henry Zhang, the founder and CEO of DigiFT, emphasized the significance of collaboration: "We believe that it's more important to partner with the best teams to bring top-tier assets to the blockchain, rather than being the first mover in this space. Transforming institutional assets into blockchain formats necessitates nothing less than the industry's top partners like Invesco."

The rapid developments in Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) bolster the notion that fund tokenization is one of the most remarkable trends in the financial sector. The advantages of this innovation are carving out a prominent niche within asset management, thereby transforming the landscape.

Noelle Lim, CEO of Invesco Singapore and head of the Private Banking division for Asia excluding Japan, noted, "We are thrilled that an innovative platform like DigiFT is providing this solution, opening up a plethora of investment opportunities for investors."

DigiFT is successfully forming partnerships with custodians like Copper, Komainu, Rakkar, and Zodia. These alliances aim to afford seamless access to tokenized RWAs for web3 asset managers, owners including hedge funds, buy-side trading firms, and DAO treasury managers.

In a proactive approach, DigiFT continues to seek partnerships with additional issuers, DeFi protocols, decentralized applications (dApps), and other web3 frameworks to allow users across various blockchains to access institutional-quality RWA returns on-chain.

DigiFT operates as Singapore's first regulatory-compliant exchange for on-chain real-world assets and has been licensed by the Monetary Authority of Singapore as a recognized market operator and capital markets service provider. It empowers asset owners, particularly financial institutions, to issue blockchain-based security tokens that investors can trade with continuous liquidity via an Automated Market Maker (AMM).

For more details on DigiFT, visit their official website: www.digift.sg

Invesco, recognized as an independent investment management firm, is dedicated to adopting an investment experience that enables individuals to maximize their life experiences. For further information about Invesco, check out their site at www.invesco.com.

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