Capital Markets in a Digital Era
summary
Frontier markets lose capital because settlement frictions, fragmented regulation, and failed regional integrations (four to five attempts like T-Rex) scare institutional investors; market consolidation—Euronext buying Oslo, Milan and Atex—funnels liquidity away. Tokenization plus smart-contract settlement promises to remove custody bottlenecks by eliminating counterparty risk and enabling atomic DvP, proposing new settlement rails governed by the Belgrade Stock Exchange to automate coupons and settlements; pilot scale, implementation complexity, and regulatory alignment remain the main hurdles.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:24Capital markets struggles
- 3:11Capital allocation frictions
- 5:00Capital flows away from markets
- 7:09Failed integration Southeast Europe
- 9:20Global consolidation challenges
- 10:48Tokenization for small markets
- 12:36New settlement infrastructure
- 13:43Regulatory challenges outlook
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