Securitize acquiring MG Stover propels its AUA to $38 billion, reinforcing its dominance in digital asset fund administration.
In a landmark move for the digital finance industry, Securitize has officially acquired MG Stover’s fund administration business making it the largest digital asset fund administrator in the world. The acquisition catapults Securitize’s assets under administration (AUA) to over $38 billion spanning 715 funds. These include BlackRock’s $2.45 billion tokenized U.S. Treasury fund (BUIDL).
This strategic consolidation signals a new era in digital asset fund administration. MG Stover, a pioneer in the space since 2007, brings deep operational expertise and a robust client base of institutional fund managers. With its integration into Securitize, the combined entity now delivers a full-stack solution encompassing fund administration, token issuance, brokerage services, transfer agency, and alternative trading system (ATS).
In his statement, the CEO of Securitize, Carlos Domingo said “This acquisition is more than just scale, it’s about advancing the infrastructure for tokenized finance. MG Stover’s legacy and our technology-driven platform create the industry’s most complete and institutional-ready offering.”
The move also reflects a broader trend toward consolidation in digital finance as firms seek to streamline offerings and build scalable, end-to-end infrastructures for tokenized assets. For institutional investors increasingly entering the digital asset market, access to a one-stop, compliant, and operationally robust platform is no longer a luxury but a necessity.
By anchoring itself at the core of traditional finance and blockchain innovation, Securitize is not only defining the future of fund administration but also shaping the institutional bridge to digital assets. This acquisition reaffirms the industry’s momentum toward mainstream adoption of tokenized investment products.
Securitize Becomes the World’s Largest Digital Asset Fund Administrator with MG Stover Acquisition was originally published in Coinmonks on Medium, where people are continuing the conversation by highlighting and responding to this story.