Distributed ledger technology (DLT) has been touted as a potential game-change for the post-trade processing space, yet many financial organisations continue to sit on the side lines waiting for the business case to be made. In 2022, we have seen the pioneers behind DLT adoption showcase the applicability of this technology to specific areas of post-trade and the benefits it yields.
In this episode of the DerivSource podcast, Living the Trade Lifecycle, Martin O’Connell, solutions architect at HQLAᵡ , explores a particular business case where the adoption of DLT is already making strides in one post-trade space – securities financing and collateral management. So, whether you’re at the heart of your firm’s digital innovation strategy or new to DLT, listen in today to hear more about what is working today and how it may shape 2023 and beyond.
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About HQLAᵡ:
HQLAᵡ is an innovative financial technology firm founded by financial market practitioners. Our vision is to be the distributed ledger for Securities Finance and Repo.
Our immediate goal is to provide capital savings to global banks by improving collateral mobility across market-leading triparty agents and custodians in Europe. Together with Deutsche Börse, we created a multi-layer operating model which enables our clients to exchange ownership of baskets of securities across disparate collateral pools at precise moments in time.
The atomic nature of our Delivery vs Delivery (DvD) ownership transfers provides our clients with capital cost savings by reducing credit risk, intraday liquidity requirements, and operational risk.
For more information: https://www.hqla-x.com/
