ChainCatcher reports that Securitize has announced the appointment of Brett Redfearn as President and member of the Board of Directors. Previously serving as Chair of Securitize’s Advisory Council, Redfearn has now been promoted to a senior leadership role. He previously held regulatory and market structure roles at the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), JPMorgan Chase, and Coinbase. Securitize stated that Redfearn will lead the expansion of its regulated platform business, including compliant token issuance, trading, and fund management, with a focus on strengthening partnerships with regulators and institutional investors to support the development of a new generation of financial infrastructure based on tokenization.
Securitize Appoints Former SEC Official Brett Redfearn as President and Board Member
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According to ChainCatcher, Securitize has appointed Brett Redfearn as President and Board Member. A former SEC official and former Chair of Securitize’s Advisory Board, Redfearn will lead the expansion of the company’s regulated platform for tokenized issuance, trading, and fund management. With prior experience at JPMorgan and Coinbase, he will focus on strengthening relationships with regulators and institutional investors. The company stated that Redfearn’s leadership will help build a new financial infrastructure based on tokenization, as trading volume in digital assets continues to grow.
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