Nasdaq Head of Crypto Business Pledges to Accelerate Stock Tokenization Process
Foresight News: According to CNBC, Matt Savarese, Head of Digital Assets at Nasdaq, revealed that the Nasdaq Stock Exchange in the United States is prioritizing obtaining approval from the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for its proposal to offer tokenized versions of listed stocks. When asked whether the SEC might approve this proposal within this year, Savarese stated, "We will move this forward as quickly as possible."
Savarese said, "I think we first need to carefully evaluate the public feedback, and then respond to the SEC's questions one by one." He added, "We hope to collaborate with the SEC as soon as possible."
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