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By Jean-Luc Maracon
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What Firms Actually Want From Tokenization. Speed. Lower costs. More liquidity. That's basically the pitch, and the firms surveyed seem sold…
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The Hurdles Nobody Wants to Talk About. Some firms in the Broadridge survey stayed cautious.
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Hybrid Markets and the Bigger Picture. The Broadridge data lands at a moment when tokenization is moving from concept to product across…
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Wall Street has made up its mind. A new Broadridge survey found that 84% of financial firms now list tokenization as a top strategic priority — and they're not just talking about…
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The numbers are striking. Firms across the industry are pushing hard to fold digital assets into their existing offerings, chasing what many see as the next big structural shift…
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The survey makes clear that firms aren't treating tokenization as a side experiment. They're committing resources. They're restructuring teams.
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That said, enthusiasm and execution are two different things.
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Some firms in the Broadridge survey stayed cautious. They flagged regulatory uncertainty as a real concern — and it's not an unreasonable one.
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There's also the plumbing problem. Dropping tokenized assets into systems built for traditional finance isn't plug-and-play.
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So there's a split in the industry right now. The majority is charging ahead. A meaningful minority is watching, waiting, stress-testing the regulatory landscape before…
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The hybrid market model is the key framing here. Firms aren't trying to blow up traditional finance and replace it with crypto rails.
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And the competitive pressure is real. If 84% of firms are moving in this direction, the ones that aren't are probably already behind.
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Broadridge didn't disclose specific comments from the individual firms that participated. No further detail on the survey's methodology or sample size was included in the findings.
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