NYSE partners with 4 companies for shareholder management in tokenized equities, bri
Original headlineNYSE、トークン化株式で株主管理の4社と提携 計6社に
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The New York Stock Exchange has added four shareholder-record-keeping firms—Broadridge, Computershare and two others—to its planned tokenized-equity marketplace, bringing total partners to six. The venue is designed for 24-hour trading, though no launch date has been disclosed and the initiative awaits regulatory approval. The move matters because it pairs blockchain-based tokenized shares with established transfer-agent infrastructure, a step toward round-the-clock equity trading on a major U.S. exchange. What to watch next is regulatory clearance and a firm start date, which will determine how quickly tokenized equities move from pilot to mainstream market structure.
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New York Stock Exchange, Broadridge, Computershare