At a glance
- The same report says Crédit Agricole owns 100% of CACEIS and 68.3% of Amundi, so the investor, the fund and the tokenization agent are all group entities.
- The same report describes Amundi as Europe's largest asset manager, with €2.4 trillion under management, and says it launched the tokenized share class of Cash EUR in November 2025.
- CACEIS issues the tokenized representation and maintains the holder register for the tokenized share class, according to Ledger Insights.
Crédit Agricole Assurances has allocated €100 million to tokenized shares of the Amundi Funds Cash EUR money market fund, according to Ledger Insights. CACEIS, Crédit Agricole's securities services subsidiary, serves as the fund's tokenization and transfer agent.
The same report says Crédit Agricole owns 100% of CACEIS and 68.3% of Amundi, so the investor, the fund and the tokenization agent are all group entities.
The same report describes Amundi as Europe's largest asset manager, with €2.4 trillion under management, and says it launched the tokenized share class of Cash EUR in November 2025. The underlying fund is a euro money market fund, so the tokenized shares are a cash instrument. The report does not give yield, fee or share-class terms.
CACEIS issues the tokenized representation and maintains the holder register for the tokenized share class, according to Ledger Insights. The report does not say which ledger the shares use or how they are distributed.
Reported by the Tokenization desk from Ledger Insights. Published . Corrections