Neuberger Berman Launches Multi-Chain Tokenized Bond Fund
The $613B asset manager partners with Securitize to tokenize a high-yield fund across four blockchains.
Neuberger Berman, the $613 billion asset manager, just stepped firmly into on-chain finance. The firm is teaming up with Securitize to subadvise a tokenized high-yield fixed-income fund that will live simultaneously on Ethereum, Solana, Avalanche, and Sui. That's not a pilot. That's a statement.
Four chains at launch is aggressive. Most tokenized fund plays pick one blockchain and call it a day. Neuberger and Securitize are betting that multi-chain access is what actually moves institutional and retail capital into tokenized credit. Wider rails mean wider audiences — and potentially faster liquidity.
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This matters for the broader tokenized asset space. Real-world asset tokenization has been building momentum, and when a manager with $613 billion behind it puts its name on a product, other major asset managers take notice. Expect competitors to accelerate their own on-chain fixed-income roadmaps in response.
For traders watching the RWA narrative, this is exactly the kind of institutional validation that fuels token ecosystems on Solana, Avalanche, and Sui — all of which now have a flagship TradFi product to point to. Ethereum's inclusion is expected, but the multi-chain spread signals that no single network has locked up the tokenized finance market yet.
The fixed-income angle is also timely. High-yield credit is attracting attention as rate dynamics shift, and tokenizing it removes some traditional access barriers. If you're tracking where old money meets new rails, this deal is your case study. Continue reading at Cointelegraph.
