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Welcome to another weekly letter (#34 for the week beginning Monday, October 19th, 2026) from TheIntersection team. In this issue:
By Damien Black Fiduciaries have their work cut out for them now that stablecoins and tokens are moving into the
By Vanessa Grellet, Managing Partner at Arche Capital The most important development in asset management this year will not show
Welcome to another weekly letter (#33 for the week beginning Monday, October 12th, 2026) from TheIntersection team. In this issue:
by Damien Black BlackRock continues its attritional move into tokenization with its recent bid to target stablecoin reserves. In the
Welcome to another weekly letter (#34 for the week beginning Monday, October 19th, 2026) from TheIntersection team. In this issue:
By Damien Black Fiduciaries have their work cut out for them now that stablecoins and tokens are moving into the
By Vanessa Grellet, Managing Partner at Arche Capital The most important development in asset management this year will not show
Welcome to another weekly letter (#33 for the week beginning Monday, October 12th, 2026) from TheIntersection team. In this issue:
by Damien Black BlackRock continues its attritional move into tokenization with its recent bid to target stablecoin reserves. In the
By Marcel Thiess, CEO of Thiess Invest GmbH On 8 May 2026, Christine Lagarde spoke at the Banco de España&
Welcome to another weekly letter (#32) from TheIntersection team. In this issue: 1. News: Stablecoins keep growing, but USDC slips
By Ivan Kroshnyi, founder of SharPay I spent more than a decade in trading before moving deeper into investing and
By Damien Black More than half of $60 billion in tokenized assets are sitting idle on the blockchain and not
Welcome to another weekly letter (#31) from TheIntersection team. In this issue: 1. News: ECB brings central bank money onto
Welcome to another weekly letter (#30) from TheIntersection team. In this issue: 1. News: SEC gives tokenised stocks a five-
The CLARITY Act is looking dead in the water, but the issues it set out to resolve aren’t going
