NYSE enlists Broadridge to move investor voting onto the blockchain
The New York Stock Exchange has picked Broadridge, a major Wall Street provider of shareholder voting and corporate services, to bring investor rights onchain. The work supports the exchange's upcoming blockchain-based venue. For traders, it signals that large traditional markets are moving further into blockchain infrastructure.
Why it matters
- Broadridge is a key provider of shareholder voting and corporate services on Wall Street.
- The NYSE is using it to bring investor rights onto blockchain rails.
- The work is tied to the exchange's upcoming venue, showing traditional finance is building on blockchain.
What to watch next
Watch for more details from the NYSE on its upcoming onchain venue and when it goes live.
