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Axiology receives approval from Bank of Lithuania to extend its EU firm authorisation
10 November 2026 Lithuania
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Axiology, a regulated European capital markets infrastructure provider, has received approval from the Bank of Lithuania to extend its EU investment firm authorisation.
This allows the firm to provide additional brokerage services alongside its existing trading and settlement infrastructure.
The expansion is designed to simplify institutional access to tokenised financial instruments, including money market funds (MMFs)
The expanded licence authorises Axiology to receive and transmit orders and execute them on behalf of clients, adding two significant investment services to its existing licence.
These permissions allow Axiology to receive clients’ investment instructions, execute transactions on their behalf, or pass orders to their other venues and counterparties.
Axiology can now handle investment orders and facilitate subscriptions and redemptions with fund providers, alongside its existing settlement and custody services.
This reduces the need for separate brokerage arrangements and makes it easier for institutions to access and manage tokenised investments.
Marius Jurgilas, CEO at Axiology, says: “Tokenisation has the potential to make capital markets much more efficient, but there’s little benefit in simplifying the technology if investors still have to navigate a complicated process to access it. For treasury teams, that means dealing with multiple providers to place an order, complete a transaction and manage their holdings.
“Extending our authorisation is a deliberate step towards bringing the full investment process under one regulated roof. By combining brokerage with our existing infrastructure, we can make it easier for clients to access and manage these investments through one regulated provider.”
This allows the firm to provide additional brokerage services alongside its existing trading and settlement infrastructure.
The expansion is designed to simplify institutional access to tokenised financial instruments, including money market funds (MMFs)
The expanded licence authorises Axiology to receive and transmit orders and execute them on behalf of clients, adding two significant investment services to its existing licence.
These permissions allow Axiology to receive clients’ investment instructions, execute transactions on their behalf, or pass orders to their other venues and counterparties.
Axiology can now handle investment orders and facilitate subscriptions and redemptions with fund providers, alongside its existing settlement and custody services.
This reduces the need for separate brokerage arrangements and makes it easier for institutions to access and manage tokenised investments.
Marius Jurgilas, CEO at Axiology, says: “Tokenisation has the potential to make capital markets much more efficient, but there’s little benefit in simplifying the technology if investors still have to navigate a complicated process to access it. For treasury teams, that means dealing with multiple providers to place an order, complete a transaction and manage their holdings.
“Extending our authorisation is a deliberate step towards bringing the full investment process under one regulated roof. By combining brokerage with our existing infrastructure, we can make it easier for clients to access and manage these investments through one regulated provider.”
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