Lingfeng, LSEG and Archax build a bridge between tokenised and traditional funds
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A Future of Finance with Graham Rodford, Founder and CEO of Archax, and Brian McNulty, General Partner at Lingfeng Capital.
On 21 April 2026 Lingfeng Capital, the Hong Kong based private equity fund, launched its Digital Venture Fund (DVF) on Digital Markets Infrastructure (DMI) platform built by the London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG) to host private funds. Archax, the London-based digital asset exchange, brokerage and custodian, is simultaneously making the DVF available in tokenised form. While the case for investing in the fund stands and falls on the merits of its investment strategy, tokenisation offers issuers wider distribution to new classes of investor and investors secondary market trading as an alternative to traditional subscriptions and redemptions. By maintaining interoperability between the conventional and tokenised versions of the fund, DVF is endeavouring to prove that traditional and digital funds can be integrated successfully across issuance, distribution, trading and servicing, with sufficient cost savings and additional capital raising to spark a surge of tokenised fund issues. Dominic Hobson, co-founder of Future of Finance, asked Graham Rodford, Founder and CEO of Archax, and Brian McNulty, General Partner at Lingfeng Capital, about their expectations of the launch.
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