The Global Risk Exchange
A continuous, institutional venue that enables the underwriting, listing, trading, clearing and settling of, and investing in, securitised risk like distressed debt, credit risk, sovereign debt and risks including but not limited to geopolitical risk, trade risk and technology risk through innovative solutions that challenge the existing perception of these risks and alternatives.
Credit’s missing market
in distressed credit created globally every year — nearly 3% of world GDP.
Global finance has spent decades building infrastructure that prices the Probability of Default; the universe of credit uses PD as a peg measure for financial health. Loss Given Default — what happens after default, viz. quantum of recovery, cost of recovery, timelines — remains largely unattended.
Credit has largely outsourced innovation to rating agencies and firms that have restricted their efforts to PD. This is reflected in the credit industry’s increasing inability to navigate non-traditional risks that are now mainstream.
Distressed debt is an information and process problem that credit is currently incapable of addressing considering its approach. The Global Risk Exchange and distressed-debt-focused innovations that feed it instantly convert distressed debt into a lucrative alternative asset class. The new safety net for credit.
A fully regulated ecosystem
Exchange
Listing, trading and market oversight.
Clearing Corporation
CCP guarantees trades.
Depository
International record of holdings.
Custodian
Safekeeping and settlement of assets.
Merchant Bankers
Structuring instruments and securities.
Broker-Dealers
Institutional access and compliance.
Market Makers
Initial and ongoing liquidity.
QIBs & FIIs
Global and domestic institutional capital.
INSTITUTIONAL ONLY — NO RETAIL PARTICIPATION ON THE VENUE.
Join the movement
The Global Risk Exchange is an opportunity to participate in the evolution of finance. If your institution wants early visibility, we’d like to hear from you.
Request BriefingNothing on this page constitutes, or should be construed as, an offer, invitation or solicitation to buy, sell or deal in any security or financial product, or as the marketing of any regulated financial service. Access, when available, is intended to be limited to eligible institutional participants and remains subject to applicable regulatory recognitions, registrations and approvals.