Contact

Contact ETF Tokenisation

ETF Tokenisation is the institutional intelligence resource for professionals tracking the regulatory and market structure evolution of tokenized exchange-traded funds and digital asset fund products globally. We cover US regulation, EU regulatory frameworks, Asia-Pacific developments, market structure analysis, and comparative regulatory research across more than 15 jurisdictions.

General Inquiries

Email: info@etftokenisation.com

For all general inquiries, questions about our coverage, or requests not covered by the categories below, please email us at the address above with a clear subject line describing your inquiry. We aim to respond to all inquiries within 3 business days.

Research and Data Inquiries

ETF Tokenisation publishes primary-source analysis of the fast-moving regulatory landscape for tokenized fund products. Our coverage draws on official regulatory publications, legislative texts, fund industry data, and on-chain analytics. If you have a specific research inquiry, we welcome professional and institutional outreach.

Data licensing: If you are a financial institution, research firm, legal practice, or technology provider seeking to license our analysis, data feeds, or regulatory tracking content for internal use or integration into professional platforms, please contact info@etftokenisation.com with the subject line “Data Licensing.”

Regulatory citations: If you are researching a specific regulatory development — such as the SEC’s application of Rule 6c-11 to tokenized products, MiCA provisions affecting fund tokenization, or ESMA’s technical standards for tokenized fund valuation — and would like to discuss our sourcing methodology or access supporting citations, contact us at info@etftokenisation.com with the subject line “Research Inquiry.”

Market structure data: For inquiries relating to our tokenized ETF settlement infrastructure analysis, qualified custodian requirements, or authorized participant blockchain model coverage, please include “Market Structure” in your subject line.

Editorial and Content Submissions

ETF Tokenisation maintains rigorous editorial standards. Our methodology requires all factual claims to trace back to primary sources — official regulatory publications, legislative texts, or verifiable market data.

Corrections and clarifications: If you identify a factual error, outdated regulatory reference, or inaccuracy in our coverage, please contact info@etftokenisation.com with the subject line “Correction.” Include the specific article URL, the claim you believe is incorrect, and a link to the primary source that contradicts it. We take corrections seriously and will acknowledge and publish corrections where warranted.

Coverage suggestions: We welcome suggestions from institutional professionals regarding regulatory developments, market structure changes, or analytical gaps in our current coverage. If there is a regulatory development, jurisdiction, or technical topic you believe warrants coverage — whether that is a specific SEC enforcement precedent, a new national implementation of MiCA, or an emerging blockchain platform deployment for fund operations — please write to us at info@etftokenisation.com with the subject line “Coverage Suggestion.”

Guest analysis: We do not accept paid content or advertorial. We occasionally consider guest analysis contributions from qualified regulatory lawyers, institutional fund managers, or fintech practitioners with direct expertise in ETF tokenization. Contributions must meet our editorial standards and disclose the author’s institutional affiliation and any potential conflicts of interest. Submit proposals to info@etftokenisation.com with the subject line “Guest Analysis Proposal.”

To stay current on regulatory developments across all jurisdictions we cover — including MiCA implementation timelines, SEC approval developments, FCA position updates, and Asia-Pacific regulatory milestones — consider subscribing to our intelligence briefings. Subscriptions are managed via our subscribe page.

Our newsletter covers breaking regulatory actions, monthly market structure updates, and quarterly analysis of tokenized fund product development. Coverage spans the full range of our research areas including glossary definitions for key concepts, entity profiles of key regulators and institutions, and practitioner guides.

Institutional Access and Premium Intelligence

For institutional access to advanced research tools, structured data exports, and premium analysis reports, our exclusive intelligence offering provides deeper coverage for fund sponsors, institutional investors, legal practitioners, and technology providers operating in the tokenized fund space. Contact info@etftokenisation.com with the subject line “Premium Access” to discuss institutional arrangements.

About The Vanderbilt Portfolio

ETF Tokenisation is published by The Vanderbilt Portfolio AG, a Zurich-based intelligence network covering the global tokenized asset regulatory landscape. The Vanderbilt Portfolio network publishes specialist intelligence resources across multiple asset classes and jurisdictions.

Network Intelligence Resources:

Legal and Privacy Inquiries

For questions related to our data handling practices, please review our Privacy Policy and Cookie Policy. For formal data subject access requests, requests for data deletion, or complaints under the GDPR, UK GDPR, or Swiss nDSG, contact info@etftokenisation.com with the subject line “Privacy / GDPR Request.”

For questions regarding these Terms of Service, content licensing, or intellectual property matters, contact info@etftokenisation.com with the subject line “Legal Inquiry.”

The Vanderbilt Portfolio AG Zurich, Switzerland info@etftokenisation.com