Breaking News from Mars Finance: According to market sources, Doha Bank of Qatar successfully issued $150 million in digital bonds, achieving real-time settlement (T+0) through Euroclear’s distributed ledger infrastructure. The bonds are listed on the International Securities Market of the London Stock Exchange. Standard Chartered Bank served as the sole global coordinator and arranger for this transaction. This issuance marks the adoption of a regulated DLT system, rather than a public blockchain, as the preferred infrastructure for institutional tokenized debt. Euroclear’s DLT platform is specifically designed for regulated capital markets, offering controlled access, legal finality, and integration with existing custody and settlement systems.
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Doha Bank issues $150 million digital bonds, settling instantly via the Euroclear DLT platform
Breaking News from Mars Finance: According to market sources, Doha Bank of Qatar successfully issued $150 million in digital bonds, achieving real-time settlement (T+0) through Euroclear’s distributed ledger infrastructure. The bonds are listed on the International Securities Market of the London Stock Exchange. Standard Chartered Bank served as the sole global coordinator and arranger for this transaction. This issuance marks the adoption of a regulated DLT system, rather than a public blockchain, as the preferred infrastructure for institutional tokenized debt. Euroclear’s DLT platform is specifically designed for regulated capital markets, offering controlled access, legal finality, and integration with existing custody and settlement systems.