Always-On Markets: What Tokenization Means for Performance & Reporting

At Sibos Miami 2026, Maureen Lowe, Founder & President of FTF and FTF News, caught up with Mark Nichols, Co-President of Digital Assets at Broadridge, following his discussion on the next stage of tokenization and what moving traditional investor-servicing functions on-chain could mean for Performance and Client Reporting teams.

As tokenization moves beyond creating the investment vehicle and into the infrastructure surrounding it, Performance Measurement and Client Reporting teams have a new set of questions to solve.

What happens to performance measurement and benchmarking when wealth managers can create increasingly hyper-personalized portfolios? How do traditional reporting cycles work in an always-on market? And as investor servicing moves on-chain, when should Performance and Reporting teams become part of the conversation?

Nichols discusses where the industry is today, why these functions have largely remained on the back end of tokenization initiatives so far — and why that may need to change.

Watch the conversation to hear what Performance and Reporting teams should be thinking about now.