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Edel Joins DTCC Digital Assets Working Group to Advance Tokenized Collateral and Securities Lending
Infrastructure

Edel Joins DTCC Digital Assets Working Group to Advance Tokenized Collateral and Securities Lending

Edel, a provider of infrastructure for tokenized equity and commodity markets on the Canton blockchain, has joined the Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC) Digital Assets Solutions Industry Working Group. This group includes over 100 major financial institutions, such as BlackRock, Goldman Sachs, and JPMorgan, and is tasked with providing feedback for the development of the DTCC Tokenization Service. The move highlights a shift in the RWA market from simple asset issuance to creating functional, programmable utility for tokenized assets. By integrating securities lending veteran Brad Klaas into its board, Edel aims to solve the complexities of using tokenized assets as collateral, margin, and for lending. The company is currently exploring whether securities tokenized by the DTCC could be recognized directly as margin within Edel Markets. This development is critical because it addresses the institutional need for capital efficiency, allowing firms to put idle assets to work rather than holding extra cash liquidity. Ultimately, the collaboration underscores the industry's focus on building the necessary plumbing to ensure tokenized assets are as productive and liquid as their traditional counterparts.

chainwire.org·Sep 30, 20268.0
Unlocking onchain collateral
Infrastructure

Unlocking onchain collateral

HQLAᵡ is transforming the securities lending market by leveraging distributed ledger technology to enable real-time collateral mobility. By utilizing the Digital Collateral Registry, the platform allows market participants to exchange high-quality liquid assets (HQLA) without the need for traditional settlement cycles. This shift addresses the systemic inefficiencies of fragmented liquidity pools, which often lead to trapped collateral and increased capital costs for major financial institutions. The platform operates on the R3 Corda blockchain, ensuring that ownership transfers are instantaneous and legally robust across multiple jurisdictions. Major banks, including Goldman Sachs, J.P. Morgan, and Commerzbank, have already integrated with the system to optimize their liquidity management. This development is significant for the RWA market as it demonstrates how tokenization can solve complex operational bottlenecks in global finance. By digitizing the underlying assets, HQLAᵡ provides a scalable blueprint for institutional-grade collateral management that reduces counterparty risk and enhances market stability.

securitiesfinancetimes.com·Jul 24, 20268.5

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