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Broadridge's Distributed Ledger Repo Surges; Bloomberg Data Tie-In Expands Market Visibility

Jul 7, 2026, 6:34 AM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed

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Surging DLR volumes and the Bloomberg data tie-in validate demand for tokenized-market infrastructure and BR's data platforms, potentially lifting revenue visibility and multiples as clients license DLR data and scale tokenized workflows.

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Broadridge reports DLR averaged $357B daily in June, totaling $7.5T and rising 68% YoY. Bloomberg Terminal data now includes DLR metrics via Kaiko, expanding visibility into on-chain repo activity. The move reinforces tokenization as a mainstream market backbone, with potential near-term upside to BR's data-revenue and platform monetization.

DLR June daily average $357B; total volume $7.5T.
YoY DLR volumes up 68%, signaling growing demand for tokenized infra.
DLR data now available to Bloomberg Terminal subscribers via Kaiko.
DLR is core to Broadridge's tokenization infrastructure expansion.

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