Halo Investing partners with Ironlight to launch tokenized structured notes on a public blockchain
Foresight News reports that wealth management platform Halo Investing has entered into a strategic partnership with fintech company Ironlight Group Inc., with plans to tokenize and list structured notes on public blockchains. The structured notes will be priced and managed on the Halo platform, and tokenized issuance will be conducted through Ironlight's digital securities infrastructure. This infrastructure supports the issuance, trading, and lifecycle management of digital securities in compliance with U.S. regulatory requirements, aiming to reduce operational complexity, streamline management processes, and improve capital efficiency by shortening settlement times. The two parties plan to bring this business to global markets in 2026.
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