Securitize heads to NYSE debut after investors approve SPAC merger; CEPT gains 20%
The deal would add about $400 million in gross proceeds and send Securitize to the New York Stock Exchange under ticker SECZ.
- On Monday, shareholders of Cantor Equity Partners II approved a merger with Securitize, clearing a final hurdle for the tokenization platform's public debut. The deal closes July 1, with Securitize Corp debuting on the New York Stock Exchange as SECZ on July 2.
- This business combination with the Cantor Fitzgerald-sponsored SPAC is set to raise approximately $400 million in gross proceeds. Securitize secured strong investor retention, with fewer than 30% of Cantor Equity Partners shares tendered for redemption, locking in the capital figure including PIPE financings.
- Major financial institutions including BlackRock, Apollo, and KKR utilize Securitize, which currently manages more than $4 billion in AUM from tokenized funds. The firm supports these partners by issuing blockchain-based versions of traditional investment products across Wall Street.
- Reflecting on the "growing momentum behind tokenization," Securitize CEO Carlos Domingo noted the firm began more than eight years ago when institutional adoption was largely theoretical. The listing marks a shift from those early days.
- Citi estimates tokenized assets could reach $5.5 trillion by 2030, while Standard Chartered projects the market could grow to $2 trillion by 2028 as financial institutions increasingly move real-world assets onto blockchain rails.
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Securitize To Debut On NYSE This Week After Shareholders Back SPAC Deal
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Securitize Braces for NYSE Listing As Tokenization Reaches Frenetic Levels
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Securitize Lists on NYSE July 2 as $400 Million SPAC Deal Finally Closes
Securitize shareholders cleared the final hurdle for the company’s stock market debut on June 29, 2026, voting to approve a business combination with Cantor Equity Partners II. The deal sends Securitize, a blockchain platform that converts real estate, private credit and investment funds into tradable digital tokens, onto the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE). Trading […]
Securityize is to make its entry to the New York Stock Exchange on July 2, 2026 under the symbol SECZ. This listing places one of the main crypto tokenization infrastructures in the heart of Wall Street, after approval of its merger with Cantor Equity Partners II. The article Tokenization: Securityize makes its entry to the New York Stock Exchange appeared first on Cointribune.
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