Former Nasdaq Executive Joins Securitize as Vice President of Issuer Growth

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Ecosystem growth continues as Securitize appoints Giang Bui as Vice President of Issuer Growth. Bui brings experience from Cboe, NYSE, and Nasdaq, including work on digital asset ETFs. He will help issuers scale compliant tokenization. The platform manages $4 billion and partners with Apollo, BlackRock, BNY, and KKR. On-chain stock products are expected in Q1 2026. Digital asset news highlights key talent moves in the sector.

BlockBeats News: On January 28, tokenization platform Securitize announced the appointment of Giang Bui, former head of U.S. equities and ETPs at Nasdaq, as Vice President of Issuer Growth. In this role, Bui will collaborate with public and private market issuers to promote the implementation of "issuer-led, compliant" tokenization. Giang Bui has previously worked at Cboe, NYSE, and Nasdaq, and was involved in Nasdaq's digital asset ETF business and the listing of a spot Bitcoin ETF.


Securitize currently manages about $4 billion in assets, with partners including Apollo, BlackRock, BNY, and KKR. It disclosed at the end of last year its plan to launch a blockchain-based stock product in the first quarter of 2026. (The Block)

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