Securitize Brings Neuberger's $230B Credit Platform Onchain

Anil Abraham, Neuberger’s head of product management, said the firm is extending its “process-driven, actively managed approach to qualified investors looking to access fixed income strategies on-chain.”

Early tokenized products focused heavily on Treasury bills and money-market funds. The new fund tests whether blockchain infrastructure can support higher-yielding credit, which requires more complex underwriting and portfolio management.

HINC is limited to accredited investors and qualified purchasers. Access depends on know-your-customer and anti-money-laundering checks, jurisdictional restrictions and applicable securities rules.

The launch follows Securitize’s public-market debut. The company began trading July 2, becoming the first firm to list its shares simultaneously on the New York Stock Exchange and onchain.

Securitize reported record Q1 revenue of $19.5 million, up nearly 40% from a year earlier. Tokenized assets under management reached $3.4 billion.

The Neuberger partnership broadens that platform beyond tokenized cash and government securities. The fund puts high-yield bonds, leveraged loans and CLO exposure onchain, testing whether the same rails that handled Treasuries can handle more complex institutional credit.