Dinari and Broadridge announced an integration on November 5 that will allow eligible holders of dShares to exercise the voting rights attached to the underlying US equities. Voting instructions will be transmitted through Broadridge’s proxy-voting systems, using the same formal processes applied to traditional shareholders. The integration improves the alignment of ownership records, deadlines and voting entitlements, but does not guarantee the transferability or liquidity of tokenized shares. Investors will need to verify token eligibility, voting availability in their jurisdiction and the role of intermediaries in custody. The number of supported issuers, actual participation rates and evidence of successfully delivered proxy votes will be key indicators to monitor.
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