Securitize expects to begin trading next week under the ticker “SECZ” after completing a merger with a blank-check company.
Securitize expects to begin trading next week under the ticker “SECZ” after completing a merger with a blank-check company.
Securitize expects to make its public-market debut next week under the ticker symbol “SECZ.” The planned listing follows the completion of its merger with a blank-check firm.
Securitize expects to make its public-market debut next week under the ticker symbol “SECZ.” The planned listing follows the completion of its merger with a blank-check firm.
The debut will give public-market investors a new way to track a company associated with tokenization, the process of representing assets through blockchain-based tokens. Securitize’s backing from BlackRock also adds prominence to the listing.
The transaction uses a blank-check company, a corporate vehicle created to merge with another business and take it public. Completing that merger clears the way for Securitize’s shares to begin trading under the new symbol.
The listing will mark a fresh test of Wall Street’s interest in tokenization-focused companies. Attention will now turn to Securitize’s first days of trading after SECZ reaches the market.
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