Carlos Domingo
Chief Executive Officer and Chairman of Securitize
Chief Executive Officer and Chairman, Securitize
Background
Carlos Domingo is the chief executive officer and chairman of Securitize.
He co-founded Securitize in 2017.
About Securitize
Securitize: Securitize is a tokenization company that helps asset managers issue traditional securities on blockchain rails. It provides issuance, transfer agency and fund administration services for tokenized securities.
Key facts
- Current title
- Chief Executive Officer and Chairman since October 2025source
- Co-founded Securitize
- 2017source
- Education
- Bachelor's and doctoral degrees in Computer Science, Catalunya Polytechnic Universitysource
- Degree
- Executive master's in Business Administration, Stanford Graduate School of Businesssource
- Former role
- President and CEO of Telefónica I+Dsource
WYDE coverage of Carlos Domingo
WYDE Newsroom has published 2 articles about Carlos Domingo, from Jul 2, 2026 to Sep 18, 2026. Carlos Domingo is a named leader in 2 stories. The most recent is Who Wins and Loses From the SEC's Tokenized-Stock Exemption.
Who Wins and Loses From the SEC's Tokenized-Stock Exemption
The SEC's Innovation Exemption favors real tokenized shares with full shareholder rights, lifting firms like Securitize, Superstate, and Dinari, while synthetic price-only tokens from Robinhood, Kraken, and Ondo are left outside, and Commissioner Hester Peirce says true DeFi does not need the exemption at all.
Sep 18, 2026 · 2 min read · Quoted or named as leader
Crypto & DeFiSecuritize Debuts on the NYSE as SECZ, the First Tokenization Firm to List There
The world's leading tokenization platform completed a $400 million merger with Cantor and began trading as SECZ, bringing real-world asset tokenization onto a major US exchange for the first time.
Jul 2, 2026 · 2 min read · Quoted or named as leader
Reported alongside Carlos Domingo
- Securitize · in 2 stories with Carlos Domingo
- Securities and Exchange Commission · in 1 story with Carlos Domingo
- Hester Peirce · in 1 story with Carlos Domingo
Sources
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