The London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG) is reportedly preparing to bring tokenized stock trading to its next-generation venue in partnership with Kraken’s parent company, Payward. The plan, described by Payward’s chief commercial officer Mark Greenberg in a Tuesday report, targets access to tokenized stocks that track major UK equity products starting in 2027. According to the Financial Times, the tokenized equities would be listed on LSE’s new night-time trading platform, LSE 24—an initiative designed to run 24/5 trading from Mondays through Fridays. LSE 24 was announced by the exchange operator on July 21. Key takeaways LSEG is moving tokenized equity exposure into a regulated trading venue, with Payward linked to the rollout. The targeted launch window for tokenized stocks tracking leading UK equities is 2027. Trading would take place on LSE’s planned 24/5 system (LSE 24), aimed at extending market hours versus traditional schedules. The announcement places London among sever...