Broadridge Signs On to Run Shareholder Votes for NYSE’s Planned Tokenized Stocks
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Broadridge has signed on to serve as proxy-voting agent for NYSE's planned tokenized stocks, joining as one of four transfer agents added to the exchange's blockchain-based trading venue, which still awaits regulatory approval. The move brings traditional market infrastructure to tokenized equities, with Broadridge—which processes proxy votes for a majority of U.S. public companies—handling shareholder voting on-chain. The NYSE venue aims to enable trading of tokenized versions of listed securities, though the SEC has not yet cleared the platform to launch. The addition of established transfer agents signals NYSE is building out the operational plumbing needed for a compliant tokenized-stock market. What to watch: SEC decisions on the venue's approval and whether other major transfer agents or service providers follow Broadridge onto the platform.
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