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Securitize appoints Redfearn as President
09 April 2026 US
Reporter: Matthew Challis

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Securitize, a US-regulated digital asset securities firm, has appointed Brett Redfearn, former Director of the US Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC’s) Division of Trading and Markets, as president of the company, in addition to joining its board of directors.

Redfearn was with the SEC between 2017 and 2020, overseeing a number of rulemakings and policies, which involved efforts to modernise the National Market System and enhance market transparency.

He brings three decades of financial experience with him to his new role, including 14 years in senior roles at J.P. Morgan and a period as head of capital markets at Coinbase.

As president, Redfearn will work with the firm’s leadership team to expand its platform across issuance, trading, and fund administration, in addition to helping shape Securitize’s long-term strategy as a member of the board.

Prior to the appointment, Redfearn spent four years as Chairman of Securitize’s advisory board.

Commenting on the appointment, Carlos Domingo, co-founder and CEO of Securitize, says: “As tokenisation becomes an integral part of core financial infrastructure, his experience will help ensure this transition is built to improve existing market structure, with the protections and integrity investors expect.”

Redfearn adds: “I’m extremely excited to work with this innovative team to help transform financial markets and deliver opportunities and efficiencies to investors and issuers, while remaining committed to investor protection and market integrity.”
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