The impact of tokenization on the trading process costs and carbon emission: Empirical study on the ODDO BHF Bond

Emergence of blockchain technology has disrupted a number of economic sectors, particularly financial institutions, with significant effects on their operations. This paper investigates the impact of asset tokenization on the issuance and trading process of financial assets, specifically bonds. It examines the effect of tokenizing the High Yield Bond on the Ethereum blockchain across two key dimensions: On costs, a comparative cost-benefit analysis is conducted before and after tokenization, and on green sustainability, through a comparative analysis on the carbon footprint of the bond before and after Ethereum's merge to proof of stake. The results show that Tokenization improves cost-savings, and it promotes a greener, more sustainable approach when using the Ethereum blockchain post-transition to proof of stake.

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Carbon Balance and Management
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2026-01-29
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https://doi.org/10.1186/s13021-025-00390-5
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Blockchain Technology Applications and Security
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The impact of tokenization on the trading process costs and carbon emission: Empirical study on the ODDO BHF Bond

Wided Khiari, Sina Belkhiria, Eya Abid
Carbon Balance and Management
Blockchain Technology Applications and Security
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The impact of tokenization on the trading process costs and carbon emission: Empirical study on the ODDO BHF Bond

Wided Khiari, Sina Belkhiria, Eya Abid
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Emergence of blockchain technology has disrupted a number of economic sectors, particularly financial institutions, with significant effects on their operations. This paper investigates the impact of asset tokenization on the issuance and trading process of financial assets, specifically bonds. It examines the effect of tokenizing the High Yield Bond on the Ethereum blockchain across two key dimensions: On costs, a comparative cost-benefit analysis is conducted before and after tokenization, and on green sustainability, through a comparative analysis on the carbon footprint of the bond before and after Ethereum's merge to proof of stake. The results show that Tokenization improves cost-savings, and it promotes a greener, more sustainable approach when using the Ethereum blockchain post-transition to proof of stake.

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Institut Supérieur de Gestion de Tunis (TN)
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