Inside Digital Assets is the interview podcast on tokenization, digital assets, and the technologies that make them viable for capital markets. We focus on real-world use cases from issuance and structuring to trading, settlement, and custody, all the way to governance, compliance, and technology. Host Lidia Kurt (CEO of BX Digital & Seturion), Sven Wilke (CGO Seturion) and members of her team talk with people driving this transformation, about concrete projects, emerging market infrastructures, and the operational and regulatory implementation of digital assets across the value chain. What to expect (every two weeks):🤝Institutional perspectives and real-world use cases: issuance, trading, settlement, custody of tokenized assets🤝Practical insights on opportunities, limitations, and implementation questions🤝Interviews with experts from market infrastructure, banks, issuers, tech, and regulation Episodes are published in German or English. Listen and subscribe!🔔
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Inside Digital Assets - Tokenization, Digital Assets and new market infrastructures is a business podcast hosted by BX Digital und Seturion, with 16 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.
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BX Digital und Seturion hosts Inside Digital Assets - Tokenization, Digital Assets and new market infrastructures, a business show with 16 episodes published.
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Episode #15
Neue Episode
Sep 24, 202625 min
When Thomas Moser started his career, he had no idea he'd end up at the Swiss National Bank—let alone leading one of the most ambitious central bank blockchain projects in the world. But sometimes the most interesting paths aren't planned. In this conversation, Moser walks us through the SNB's bold strategy on digital assets: why they're betting on wholesale CBDC over retail, how Project Helvetia is transforming settlement infrastructure, and why open, composable blockchains might be more important than the technology itself. We explore the tensions between public and private blockchains, the real threat stablecoins pose to traditional banking, and a future where intraday interest payments on assets become routine. Most importantly, Moser reveals why collaboration and ecosystem building matter more than technological innovation alone.
The Money Market Playbook – a conversation with Mike Reed, Franklin Templeton
Sep 10, 202632 min
In this in-depth conversation, we sit down with Mike Reed, Head of Digital Assets Client Engagement at Franklin Templeton, to explore how the world's leading asset managers are transforming finance through tokenization and blockchain technology. Mike's story is a masterclass in institutional innovation. Having started in the mail room at Franklin Templeton decades ago, he worked his way through trading, sales, and fixed income—all while developing a quiet passion for emerging technologies. That passion led to the creation of Benji, one of the most sophisticated tokenized money market funds in existence. This episode is not about cryptocurrency speculation. It's about institutional-grade infrastructure that solves real problems for treasurers, exchanges, hedge funds, and global financial institutions.
The Nasdaq x Seturion Alliance: A conversation with Roland Chai [EN]
Jul 2, 202630 min
Digital assets, tokenized assets and regulated market infrastructure are becoming increasingly relevant for capital markets. In this episode of Inside Digital Assets, Host Lidia Kurt speaks with Roland Chai, President European Markets and Head of Digital Assets at Nasdaq, about tokenization, DLT and the future of financial market infrastructure. The conversation explores why the impact of tokenization may be strongest beyond trading itself: in post-trade processes, collateral management, asset servicing and the broader lifecycle of financial instruments. Roland Chai also discusses why structured products can be a practical starting point for tokenized market infrastructure, how fragmentation in European capital markets affects issuance and custody, and why interoperability and common standards are essential to avoid new digital silos. The episode also looks at developments in the US and Europe, including regulated frameworks for tokenized securities, digital-native infrastructure and the importance of connecting liquidity, transparency and price discovery across market structures. For institutional market participants, financial institutions, issuers and infrastructure providers, this episode offers a focused perspective on how tokenization is moving from experimentation towards implementation in regulated capital markets. Inside Digital Assets is going on a summer break. New episodes will be available again from September.
Solving the Digital Islands Problem - a conversation with Frank Frank Seibold, Chainlink [EN]
Jun 18, 202634 min
Digital assets, tokenized assets and blockchain infrastructure are becoming increasingly relevant for institutional capital markets. In this episode of Inside Digital Assets, Lidia Kurt speaks with Frank Seibold (Managing Director and Global Head of Banking and Capital Markets at Chainlink). The conversation focuses on the infrastructure needed to make tokenized assets usable beyond digital representation. Key topics include trusted data for smart contracts, the oracle problem, interoperability between blockchain networks, real-time data, smart NAV, corporate actions, settlement and the coexistence of traditional finance and on-chain systems. Frank Seibold explains why tokenization alone is not enough. For digital assets to become relevant in capital markets, they need utility: reliable pricing, efficient settlement, interoperability and integration with existing financial infrastructure.
The rational t for a shared ledger - a conversation with Ivica Aračić, SWIAT [EN]
Jun 4, 202633 minS0
How shared ledgers, central bank money and regulated infrastructure could shape digital capital markets
<p>Inside Digital Assets: A Conversation with Ivica Aračić, CTO of SWIAT</p>
<p>How can digital assets scale in regulated capital markets and what kind of infrastructure is needed to make that happen?</p>
<p>In this episode of Inside Digital Assets, host Lidia Kurt speaks with Ivica Aračić (CTO of SWIAT), about distributed ledger technology, tokenized securities, shared ledgers and the future of regulated financial market infrastructure.</p>
<p>The conversation explores why DLT is not only about digitizing individual financial instruments, but...
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