Digital Asset and Isda Create Rosetta Stone for Derivatives Smart Contracts
The event specification module will allow for a common DAML library that references machine-executable trade lifecycle events.
Industry efforts to digitize derivatives trading have progressed steadily, but cumbersome post-trade processes have often proved to be a roadblock. Now, two of the largest entities in this space believe they may have cracked the code.
The International Swaps and Derivatives Association (Isda) and Digital Asset have announced an open-source reference code library, which they say will accelerate the adoption of Isda’s digitization project, known as the Common Domain Model (CDM). The initial form
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