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Hamco launches tokenized Pan-Asia private equity fund using Chainlink standards

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Hamco, in collaboration with Synthesys and Chainlink, announced the Hamco Tokenized Pan-Asia Private Equity Fund. This semi-liquid, evergreen fund was established in the Cayman Islands and offers fractionalized access to private markets, including AI, semiconductors, and pre-IPO equities. The fund is issued through miNt, which integrates Chainlink's Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP) and Digital Transfer Agent (DTA) technical standards.

From manilatimes.net

Why it matters

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The fund structure utilizes tokenized liquidity and stablecoins to provide a mechanism for managing redemptions in traditionally illiquid private equity markets. This enables eligible investors to access hard-to-reach private and pre-IPO opportunities across Asia.

From manilatimes.net

Who's involved

  • miNtIssues the fund, integrating Chainlink's CCIP and DTA standards into its platform.
  • ChainlinkProvides the Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP) and Digital Transfer Agent (DTA) technical standards.
  • HamcoLaunched the Hamco Tokenized Pan-Asia Private Equity Fund.
  • Cayman IslandsLocation where the native fund structure for the private equity fund was established.

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  • HamcoSpeculative

    Hamco could expand its product offering and market access, potentially increasing revenue.

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