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Franklin Templeton's BENJI fund receives AAAm rating

Franklin Templeton's blockchain-based BENJI money market fund earned an AAAm stability rating, strengthening confidence in tokenized finance.

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Franklin Templeton's BENJI fund receives AAAm rating

Franklin Templeton Digital Assets announced that its BENJI tokenized money market fund has received an AAAm Principal Stability Fund Rating from S&P Global Ratings, marking a significant milestone for blockchain-based financial products. The rating reflects S&P's assessment of the fund's investment quality, liquidity management and ability to preserve principal value. BENJI represents tokenized shares of the Franklin OnChain U.S. Government Money Fund, which invests primarily in short-term U.S. government securities. By issuing ownership on blockchain infrastructure, the fund combines traditional money market investing with digital asset technology. Tokenization allows investors to hold fund shares on blockchain networks while benefiting from faster settlement, increased transparency and programmable financial infrastructure. Many financial institutions believe tokenized assets could modernize capital markets by reducing settlement times and operational costs. Receiving a high stability rating may improve institutional confidence in blockchain-based investment products. Large investors often rely on independent ratings when evaluating risk management, liquidity and credit quality before allocating capital. The broader tokenization market has expanded rapidly as banks, asset managers and technology firms explore digital representations of real-world assets including government bonds, private credit, real estate and investment funds. Industry analysts expect tokenized financial products to continue growing as regulatory frameworks mature. Franklin Templeton has been among the earliest major asset managers to integrate blockchain technology into regulated investment products. The company maintains that distributed ledger technology can improve efficiency while preserving investor protections within existing financial regulations. The rating does not eliminate investment risk but provides an independent assessment of the fund's stability relative to other money market products. It also highlights increasing convergence between traditional finance and digital asset infrastructure.

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