Ctrl Alt’s growth strategy gains momentum as Staveley’s appointment aligns with expanding partnerships in the UK and the Middle East, while tokenized asset volumes have surged to about $1.8 billion in the last year and headcount has doubled.

Amanda Staveley frames tokenization as a structural fix to access capital and aims to help scale Ctrl Alt’s regulated infrastructure across multiple jurisdictions.

Founder and CEO Matt Ong praises Staveley’s deep knowledge of UK and Middle Eastern markets and the potential to transform how alternative assets are transacted through better infrastructure.

Ctrl Alt operates as a licensed tokenization infrastructure provider with regulatory licenses across the UK, EU, and GCC, having tokenized over $1.8 billion in assets to date.

The company maintains regulated entities under the FCA, VARA, CBI, and GFSC and focuses on tokenizing real estate, private credit, funds, and commodities.

Staveley, a prominent UK dealmaker known for leading major transactions, adds credibility to Ctrl Alt’s capital markets ambitions.

Staveley joins Ctrl Alt’s board as a strategic advisor, signaling an expanded commercial and partnership network in the UK and Middle East.

The press release highlights Ctrl Alt’s rapid growth and ongoing commitment to regulated, compliant, end-to-end tokenization for institutional and government clients, centered in the UK and Middle East as of September 2026.