EY Global Blockchain Leader: Tokenized assets will reshape portfolio management

On February 28th, Ernst & Young (EY) Global Blockchain Leader Paul Brody expressed the view that tokenizing physical assets through blockchain can create daily, transparent price information for markets that traditionally have been limited to only a few asset classes, thereby redefining portfolio management. The emergence of tokenized assets will expand the range of investable assets, allowing investors to access asset classes and regions that have been overlooked due to scarce data or insufficient liquidity. For example, by tokenizing physical assets such as real estate in Thailand, oil leases in Nigeria, or New York taxi medallions, continuous and transparent price data can be generated, enabling these assets to be compared on equal terms with traditional assets such as U.S. stocks.

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