Broadridge’s DLR platform reaches US$368 billion ADV for April
05 May 2026 US
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Broadridge Financial Solutions’ Distributed Ledger Repo (DLR) platform has processed US$368 billion in average daily trade volumes for repo transactions during April, with volumes totalling nearly US$8 trillion.
The daily average is a 268 per cent increase year-on-year (YoY), reflecting sustained institutional adoption of tokenised real-asset settlement and the growing role of distributed ledger technology in modernising funding and collateral markets.
Broadridge’s DLR platform is an institutional platform for settling tokenised real assets.
Horacio Barakat, global head of digital innovation at Broadridge, states: “DLR is demonstrating how tokenisation can operate at scale within core market infrastructure.
“With DLR, we are expanding into new liquidity management use cases and integrating digital and traditional assets within a single framework, while maintaining the resilience and trust required in regulated markets.”
The daily average is a 268 per cent increase year-on-year (YoY), reflecting sustained institutional adoption of tokenised real-asset settlement and the growing role of distributed ledger technology in modernising funding and collateral markets.
Broadridge’s DLR platform is an institutional platform for settling tokenised real assets.
Horacio Barakat, global head of digital innovation at Broadridge, states: “DLR is demonstrating how tokenisation can operate at scale within core market infrastructure.
“With DLR, we are expanding into new liquidity management use cases and integrating digital and traditional assets within a single framework, while maintaining the resilience and trust required in regulated markets.”
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