Theo Golden

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Short Briefings on Long Term Thinking - Baillie Gifford · Tokenisation: a better way to own what you own · 23 Jun 2026 podcast

And so we're starting with the hard things.

Uh, I'm gonna sound like John F.

Kennedy, but we're starting with the hard things first because they're hard, right?

And from there we can build across the investment universe.

So be ready for Bailey Gifford on chain, it's coming.

Tokenization is an opportunity to do more with what we have.

It's an opportunity to rewire, evolve the financial world to actually build a digitally native ecosystem that can match the expectations and demands of the modern world.

the ethos that we have come down into is to this idea of same but better.

The ability to use a financial system that has less friction because we're all using the same rails, has greater utility because you can do more with your assets and we're democratizing the access to services that have been heavily intermediated in the past.

And the last thing is about being where people want us to be.

not forcing clients to come to us, but meeting them where they are.

All of those three things touch every single player in the financial system.

And it's about creating something that actually works for everyone, rather than just some people.

I love reading and I've been on a lot of planes recently.

As I say, I've been traveling quite a lot and spending a lot of time in Asia and I'm a musician, so I'm fascinated by the the idea of time and rhythm and and and so one book that I've been reading on my plane journeys has been a book called Tokyo Express, which is set in Japan, uh un unsurprisingly.

It takes the the story of what appears to be a lover's suicide, but it becomes a detective novel where that quickly starts to

unwind.

And it's a beautiful story where that unwinding happens through the discovery of time and in the in this case, the timetable for a train.

And so it's been a really nice book to read because it's brought together all of these things that are defining my life at the moment and also just been a wonderful read.

So I'd I'd heavily recommend it.

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