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Broadridge has appointed Mark Nichols as Co-President of Digital Assets to help lead its tokenisation strategy.
Nichols will oversee strategy, product development and execution across Broadridge’s digital assets business alongside German Soto Sanchez, who also serves as Co-President of Digital Assets.
He joins from Ernst & Young US LLP, where he was a partner and co-led EY’s digital asset consulting business. He also led its market infrastructure consulting practice.
Nichols previously led product across futures commission merchant services, collateral and funding within Deutsche Bank’s fixed income business.
The appointment adds market infrastructure and tokenisation experience to Broadridge’s digital assets team.
The company is working on solutions for tokenised securities, including trading and on-chain governance.
Mark Nichols“Broadridge is uniquely positioned to help shape how digital assets are integrated into the financial system at scale given the important role it plays in supporting trading and governance.
I’m excited to help deliver innovative solutions that will better enable clients to scale and adapt to the future of on-chain finance and tokenisation.”
said Mark Nichols, Co-President, Digital Assets at Broadridge.
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