According to Reuters, Singapore will establish an over-the-counter gold clearing system and launch a central bank gold custody service to promote its status as an Asian gold trading hub. The Singapore Exchange (SGX) will set up an over-the-counter gold clearing system for physical gold stored in Singapore by the end of this year, with DBS, Deutsche Bank, ICBC Standard Bank, JPMorgan Chase, OCBC, and UOB serving as clearing members. Reuters also mentioned that DBS announced last week it will offer tokenized physical gold to retail clients.

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ForkingDrama
· 5h ago
ICBC Standard Bank is also involved, with Chinese-funded banks increasingly deepening their gold holdings in Singapore.
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CrystalBallForSentiment
· 5h ago
SGX's move is very stable, physical gold + over-the-counter clearing, solidifying its position as an Asian hub.
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YieldYogi
· 5h ago
Central bank custody plus over-the-counter clearing—this combination maximizes the appeal to institutional capital, and tokenization of retail DBS is an even bigger step-change.
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ProofOfVibes
· 5h ago
DBS has just rolled out tokenized gold last week, and this week it’s already made it onto the liquidation list again—traditional finance is getting smoother and smoother at playing on the blockchain.
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