Broadridge announced plans to bring on-chain shareholder governance and digital transfer agency services to New York Stock Exchange’s (NYSE) tokenized securities platform, scheduled to launch following regulatory approval. These steps demonstrate the NYSE platform’s interoperability and marks the next phase of its development and Broadridge’s commitment to bringing world class governance and transfer agency services to token investors and public companies.
“Broadridge is building the governance layer for tokenized equities, ensuring investors have access to trusted, institutional-grade governance. We’re pleased to bring these capabilities to the NYSE’s tokenized securities platform. We’re also making it easier for issuers to participate by bringing our digital and traditional transfer agency services and proxy voting capabilities together in one solution—regardless of how shares are traded or where they are held,” said Tim Gokey, CEO of Broadridge.
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NYSE will leverage Broadridge’s governance smart contracts, connecting tokenized securities to meeting agendas, voting rules, and verifiable results. The framework supports proxy material distribution and digital wallet authentication linked to verified voting entitlements, helping investors exercise their shareholder rights as ownership moves on-chain. Investors can participate in Broadridge’s on-chain governance services through supported wallets, broker interfaces or ProxyVote, based on their preferences.
“Tokenization has the potential to transform the manner in which issuers interact with their shareholders,” said Lynn Martin, President, NYSE Group.
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