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NYSE Taps Broadridge for Onchain Shareholder Voting

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Briefings

The New York Stock Exchange announced a partnership with Broadridge to facilitate onchain shareholder voting for NYSE-listed companies. This initiative allows token holders to cast votes via wallets, broker interfaces, or the ProxyVote platform. The trading venue for these votes remains pending regulatory approval, meaning the process is not yet fully operational.

Key points

• The NYSE partnered with Broadridge to enable onchain shareholder voting for listed companies.
• Token holders can vote using wallets, broker interfaces, or the ProxyVote platform.

Context

This initiative aims to modernize shareholder voting mechanisms for NYSE-listed companies, though the specific trading venue for these votes is still awaiting regulatory approval.

Limitations

The trading venue for onchain votes is not yet operational; regulatory approval is pending. The evidence does not specify the number of companies participating, the specific date of the announcement, or the total number of votes cast.

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