Showing posts with label total-return-swaps. Show all posts
Showing posts with label total-return-swaps. Show all posts

Thursday, August 27, 2026

Ripple Takes On Wall Street With US Stock and Crypto Swaps

Ripple Prime launches Delta One swaps on US stocks, indices and crypto, expanding its institutional brokerage without a confirmed XRP role.

  • Ripple Prime has launched a Delta One business offering total return swaps on US stocks, indices, and digital assets, expanding its institutional brokerage services.
  • The service allows financial institutions to gain synthetic exposure to assets through privately negotiated contracts, with a key feature being cross-margining for improved capital efficiency.
  • While expanding its offerings, the announcement does not confirm a role for XRP, RLUSD, or the XRP Ledger in this new Delta One business.

Topics: Institutional adoption, Asset types, Infrastructure providers, Asset manager initiatives, Financial instruments, Tokenization platforms

Tags: #rippleprime #deltaoneswaps #totalreturnswaps #equityderivatives #institutionalbrokerage #crossmargining #hiddenroad #digitalassets #usstocks #cryptoswaps

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Thursday, July 23, 2026

Goldman Offers Way to Trade AI Junk Bonds $250 Million at a Time

Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and JPMorgan Chase & Co. launched products allowing investors to quickly cut or ramp up exposure to tech industry debt as concerns mount over hyperscalers' huge future bond sales for artificial intelligence investments. The products include baskets of bonds from various issuers, such as CoreWeave Inc. and Applied Digital Corp., that allow investors to trade a basket of bonds or total return swaps on them. The baskets allow hedge funds and other investors to quickly manage sector-specific risks in their portfolios or express bearish and bullish views, with the trade able to be executed in a single swoop at one agreed price.

  • Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan Chase have launched new financial products allowing investors to quickly adjust their exposure to tech industry debt, particularly bonds related to AI investments.
  • These products, including bond baskets and total return swaps, cater to concerns about significant future bond sales by hyperscalers for AI infrastructure.
  • The offerings aim to provide efficient tools for managing sector-specific risks and expressing bullish or bearish views on AI-related corporate debt.

Topics: Asset types, Institutional adoption, Risk default, Financial instruments, Major financial incumbents, Credit counterparty risk

Tags: #goldmansachs #jpmorganchase #aijunkbonds #techindustrydebt #hyperscalers #artificialintelligence #bondbaskets #totalreturnswaps #sectorspecificrisk #highyieldissuers

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