RWA fractional investing draws BlackRock and Goldman to Treasuries, buildings

According to Hankyung, RWA is gaining attention in global finance as a way to let investors access real-world assets such as U.S. Treasuries and Wall Street buildings in smaller units. The report frames RWA as a model that links physical assets with digital investment access. Its headline highlights interest from BlackRock and Goldman Sachs in this area. For individual investors, the concept may make assets that were previously hard to approach easier to review in fractional form, while financial firms can explore new products and market infrastructure. The confirmed report focuses on interest in RWA and the asset types being discussed. Source: hankyung.com