Generali Investments has launched a natively tokenised class of an existing Luxembourg money-market fund, issued and managed by Generali Asset Management. The 21 October announcement restricts the class to authorised Generali Group companies, placing the initial deployment within the group’s own investment activities.[1]
The class uses distributed-ledger technology to represent and record fund units. Generali intends progressively to extend the technology to other clients, and describes faster settlement, extended dealing windows and secondary-market liquidity as benefits expected over time. Those are development ambitions rather than published performance results for the new class.[1]
The immediate milestone is an internal class launch. Generali does not identify its registrar arrangement in the release. External intermediaries will need a separate distribution announcement and product terms before they can evaluate customer access, dealing conditions and any usable liquidity benefits.[1]
Sources & further reading
- Generali Investments Launches Its First Tokenized Fund Class Generali Investments · 21 Oct 2026 · Accessed 21 Oct 2026