UK Fund Tokenisation Moves Into Regulatory Guidance

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Financial Conduct Authority · Source published: 30 April 2026

Signal reviewed: 29 September 2026

Why Future Owned cares

This moves the discussion from demonstrations to regulated infrastructure. Our question is whether the recorded interest changes, or only the way it is administered.

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• What does a token represent?
• Where do the legal rights sit?

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The impact of generative AI on jobs in Latin America

Pawel Gmyrek · Hernan Winkler · ILO — Future of Work podcast · 2025-01-27 · 18:35

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An ILO researcher and World Bank economist discuss employment exposure and the digital divide. A regional perspective, not a forecast for all workers.

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Carl Benedikt Frey on AI and Growth

Carl Benedikt Frey · IMF Podcasts · 2025-09-04

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How AI, robots and other cutting-edge technologies can keep workers safe and sound

Manal Azzi · ILO — Future of Work podcast · 2025-04-24 · 16:12

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An occupational-safety specialist considers how robotics can protect workers, alongside risks from human–machine interaction and monitoring.

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