Dinari Adds Senior Hires to Push Tokenized Equities Into Institutions
Dinari is expanding its business development team with senior finance and asset management veterans to accelerate institutional adoption of tokenized equities.
Dinari, a San Mateo-based financial infrastructure company focused on tokenized securities, announced Thursday the expansion of its business development team with a series of senior appointments aimed at driving institutional uptake of tokenized equities.
The new hires bring backgrounds spanning institutional finance, asset management, investment product development, and decentralized markets — a combination the company says positions it to bridge traditional capital markets with blockchain-based infrastructure.
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The move signals a broader push by Dinari to move beyond retail and early-adopter segments and compete for mandates from larger financial institutions exploring tokenized asset frameworks. Tokenized equities — digital representations of traditional stocks settled on a blockchain — have drawn growing interest from asset managers seeking faster settlement and expanded market access.
Dinari's platform is designed to support the issuance, distribution, and trading of tokenized securities, putting it in a competitive field that has attracted attention from both established financial firms and crypto-native players as regulatory clarity around digital assets continues to develop in the United States.
The company did not disclose financial terms related to the hires or specific revenue targets tied to the expansion. Continue reading at All Financial Services & Investing.
