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Broadridge’s DLR platform reaches US$362 billion ADV for May


08 June 2026 US
Reporter: Hansa Tote

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Broadridge Financial Solutions’ Distributed Ledger Repo (DLR) platform has processed US$362 billion in average daily trade volumes for repo transactions during May, with volumes totalling US$7.2 trillion.

The daily average is a 220 per cent increase year-on-year, underscoring the continued adoption of tokenised real-asset settlement and the growing role of distributed ledger technology as a scalable solution for capital markets.

Broadridge’s DLR platform is an institutional platform for settling tokenised real assets.

Horacio Barakat, global head of digital innovation at Broadridge, states: “The sustained growth of DLR reflects a broader shift toward modernising core market infrastructure with tokenised settlement.

“Institutions are increasingly looking for ways to improve liquidity efficiency and collateral mobility while maintaining operational simplicity.

“DLR is helping firms put tokenisation to work in day-to-day market activity, delivering measurable benefits on an institutional scale.”
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