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Broadridge DLR processes US$7.5 trillion in June

Tokenized market infra evolving, role of DLT in modernizing funding, collateral markets expanding

The Asset   8 Jul 2026

Global fintech Broadridge Financial Solutions’ distributed ledger repo ( DLR ) processed an average of US$357 billion in daily repo transactions during June, with volumes totalling US$7.5 trillion.

The daily average is a 68% increase year over year, the fintech notes, reflecting the continued evolution of tokenized market infrastructure and the expanding role of distributed ledger technology ( DLT )  in modernizing funding and collateral markets.

DLR enables firms to settle repo transactions using DLT while operating within existing trading and post-trade workflows. By facilitating the efficient movement of tokenized securities, the platform helps firms improve capital utilization, increase funding flexibility and streamline collateral management, while integrating seamlessly into established market infrastructure.

Building on DLR’s continued growth, Broadridge is now making aggregated market data from DLR available to Bloomberg Terminal subscribers through a collaboration with Kaiko.

The offering provides access to DLR repo par value, turnover and trade count, alongside existing fixed income data, giving subscribers greater visibility into institutional on-chain repo activity.

DLR is a cornerstone of the fintech’s broader tokenization strategy, supporting the issuance, trading, financing, settlement and servicing of tokenized securities across multiple asset classes.

As part of its recently announced integrated infrastructure for tokenized securities, the fintech continues to expand DLR’s capabilities, while helping financial institutions operate seamlessly across traditional and tokenized markets.

“With DLR, we’re seeing tokenized finance move into a new phase of maturity,” says Horacio Barakat, Broadridge’s global head of digital innovation. “Institutions are moving beyond evaluating DLT. They’re incorporating it into their day-to-day market activity. That shift reflects growing confidence that tokenized settlement can support the scale, resiliency and performance required by today’s capital markets.”