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Securitize Appoints Former SEC Official Brett Redfearn as President and Board Member

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April 9 — Asset tokenization platform Securitize announced today (via official sources) that Brett Redfearn has been appointed President and Board Member. Redfearn, previously the company’s Advisory Board Chairman, has been a key driver of Securitize’s growth. Redfearn brings decades of expertise in regulatory affairs and market structure, with leadership stints at the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), JPMorgan Chase, and Coinbase. He has been deeply embedded in the core of modern capital markets, collaborating with regulators, exchanges, and institutions to advance the evolution of capital market operations.
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