Broadridge Adds Proxy Voting to Dinari's Tokenized U.S. Stock Platform
Broadridge integrates institutional proxy voting into Dinari's dShares tokenized equities, extending governance rights to blockchain-based shareholders.
Financial technology giant Broadridge has partnered with Dinari Inc. to bring institutional-grade proxy voting services to dShares, Dinari's platform for tokenized U.S. equities, the companies announced Wednesday in New York.
The integration marks a significant step toward closing the governance gap that has historically separated tokenized asset holders from the full bundle of shareholder rights enjoyed by traditional investors. By embedding Broadridge's proxy infrastructure directly into the dShares solution, investors holding tokenized representations of U.S. stocks will gain access to the same voting mechanisms available to conventional equity holders.
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Broadridge, listed on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker BR, is widely regarded as the backbone of corporate proxy distribution and voting in the United States, processing trillions of dollars in fixed-income and equity transactions annually. Its involvement lends regulatory credibility and operational depth to Dinari's blockchain-based product.
The move reflects a broader industry push to make tokenized securities functionally equivalent to their traditional counterparts, addressing a persistent criticism that on-chain assets strip holders of corporate governance participation. Embedding trusted intermediary services such as proxy voting is increasingly seen as a prerequisite for institutional adoption of tokenized equities.
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