Svmuu reports that Goldman Sachs has partnered with fund services giant Apex Group and digital asset exchange Archax to launch a tokenized real estate fund. The fund combines blockchain-native issuance with an established fund structure, with its fund shares tokenized using Goldman Sachs' blockchain platform, GS DAP. Infrastructure provider Ownera and real estate investment management firm LRC Group also participated in the fund's launch.
LRC Group serves as the fund's manager, Archax acts as the custodian and first distribution partner, while Ownera is responsible for connecting participants with distribution channels. Apex Group provides alternative investment fund manager services through Fundrock LIS and asset management and custody services via Apex Fund Services Luxembourg. (coindesk)
Goldman Sachs Launches Tokenized Real Estate Fund in Partnership with Apex and Archax
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