Securitize appoints former SEC official as president
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Securitize has appointed former SEC official Brett Redfearn as its president, bringing regulatory expertise to the leadership of the tokenization firm. The company is preparing to go public and tokenize securities, with a non-binding agreement with the NYSE to settle tokenized securities on-chain.
Securitize, a tokenization fintech, has appointed Brett Redfearn, former SEC markets and trading director, as its president. Redfearn served at the SEC from 2017 to 2020 and joined Securitize as a senior advisor in 2021. The company is planning to go public and tokenize securities for the New York Stock Exchange. Securitize has a non-binding agreement with the NYSE to settle tokenized securities on-chain, pending SEC approval. This move signals the overlap between traditional capital markets and digital finance. The development could make asset lifecycle processes more efficient and support greater interoperability between digital finance and capital market infrastructure.
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