Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev stated that stock issuers should not have veto power over tokenized stock products, though they should be involved if tokenization changes shareholder rights or company obligations. Tenev distinguished between tokenized products that alter fundamental shareholder rights and those that create separate instruments backed by existing shares.
Why it matters
Tenev's position clarifies the regulatory and operational framework for tokenized securities, distinguishing when issuers retain control over shareholder rights versus when they do not.
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