Quant Outlines Strategy for Interoperable Financial Networks at UK Finance Conference

TL;DR Quant highlighted a network-of-networks model for tokenized deposits at UK Finance’s conference, arguing that cross-border connectivity will require shared standards, rulebooks and overlapping institutional participation. Panelists said technology is often easier than legal, regulatory, risk and control work, while interbank settlement remains unresolved in some markets today. The discussion pointed toward shared identity, KYC and AML foundations, payment-versus-payment smart contracts and interoperable national networks that preserve jurisdictional oversight across borders. Quant used UK Finance’s Tokenised Markets and Money Conference to argue that digital finance will depend on connecting tokenized deposit systems rather than expanding isolated networks. In its conference takeaways , Quant said projects in Britain, Germany, Japan and the United States are converging on interoperability.

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