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Bond Tokenization Platform BlockInvest Completes €4 Million Strategic Funding Round, UniCredit Participates
Svmuu News: Bond tokenization platform BlockInvest announced the completion of a €4 million strategic funding round. Italy's UniCredit participated in the investment and acquired a 16% stake in the company. It is reported that BlockInvest will assist UniCredit in issuing Italy's first native digital mini-bond, as well as the first public chain-based tokenized structured note for wealth management clients. Furthermore, it will build a technological infrastructure that combines the programmability of digital ledgers with financial regulatory compliance. (LedgerInsights)
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