September 08, 2025
By Our Correspondent
According to media sources, a Fosun International subsidiary this week celebrated a significant milestone in the integration of traditional financial instruments onto a blockchain infrastructure, promoting it as Asia’s first “comprehensive” technical solution for stock performance-linked tokens.
The innovative solution for real-world asset (RWA) tokenization in Hong Kong was developed in partnership with FinChain, a Web3 brand owned by Fosun Wealth, and Finloop Finance Technology Holding, a start-up sponsored by Fosun Wealth Holdings.
According to Fosun Wealth, the first Hong Kong stock performance-linked token developed using Finloop’s solution was for the Fosun business Sisram Medical, which was operational and accessible to clients worldwide. The token’s market value was US$328 million.
The process of developing digital representations, or tokens, of conventional assets, like as equities, real estate, artwork, or bonds, on a blockchain is known as RWA tokenization. These tokens represent the value or ownership of the underlying asset.
Finloop, a wealth technology platform founded by Fosun, claims that its approach would offer “a replicable industry paradigm for stock tokenization in Hong Kong and across Asia.”
This approach mirrored the market’s increasing demand for RWA tokens and coincided with Hong Kong’s aspirations to establish itself as a global hub for digital assets.
This came after the world’s first offshore yuan-denominated tokenized public bond, issued in Hong Kong and executed on the Ethereum blockchain, was announced on Monday.
The two-year bond issued by Shenzhen Futian Investment Holdings has an A-rating from Fitch and a 2.62 percent coupon.
According to the business, multichain deployment spanning Vaulta, Solana, Ethereum, and Sonic was used to complete access to Sisram Medical. Injectable fillers are among the beauty and wellness products offered by Sisram Medical, the first Israeli company to be listed on the main board of the Hong Kong stock exchange.
In a statement, Vaulta Foundation founder and CEO Yves La Rose remarked, “What we’re seeing with Fosun is the beginning of a broader trend.” Conventional stocks and bonds go to blockchains in order to take advantage of round-the-clock trading and quicker settlement. This launch demonstrates the direction that capital markets are taking.
Fosun has revealed its intention to issue corporate bonds and RWA shares using the blockchain-based banking network Vaulta.
Standard Chartered reported in June that tokenized real-world assets might rise from a low foundation of roughly US$24 billion as of June 2025 to US$30 trillion by 2034 because of robust demand.
In Hong Kong, an increasing number of conventional institutions from mainland China are already taking part in digital asset efforts, such as developing RWA projects and purchasing cryptocurrencies as reserve assets.
