Tracker: tokenised private-market funds and their use as collateral
Which private credit, private equity and related funds have been tokenised, how the token relates to the fund, who can hold it, and where the units are reported as used as collateral. Every row has a source and a date.
- Published
- 15 October 2026
- Author
- Simo Lamine
- Regions
- Americas · Europe · UK · Asia-Pacific
- Reading time
- 3 min
Disclosure: the editor is involved in industry work on this topic. This publication draws only on public sources and the editor’s own analysis.
Sources last checked: 15 October 2026. Mentions are factual and are not endorsements. Tokenisation does not change the credit or liquidity risk of the fund.
How to read this tracker.
- Structure shows what the token is: usually a feeder (a separate vehicle that invests in the manager's main fund) or a share class.
- Who can hold it gives the investor test reported by the source.
- Collateral and lending shows where the units are reported as used or planned as collateral. It does not assess whether the arrangement is enforceable.
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