- What is Deriveum?
- What does Deriveum do?
- Which platform is Deriveum based on?
- How does Deriveum work?
- What is the Pittsburgh reform?
- What is Credit Default Swap (CDS)?
- Who are Deriveum’s users?
- How big is Deriveum’s market?
- When is the hard-cap going to be lifted?
- Can I buy Deriveum?
- What would be the cost for using Deriveum?
- How much does Deriveum cost?
- When will Deriveum be available?
- What is the impact of Deriveum?
- Who are the people behind Deriveum?
Deriveum is developing an innovative green financing scheme, which will effectively de-risk investment in green projects. Through Deriveum, insurers and financial institutions will be able to profitably offer default protection, featuring full coverage, faster execution, and direct settlement, to green bonds investors. This arrangement is made possible by the utilisation of smart contracts, a new class of tokenized cash collateral, and piecemeal green oracles.
A vast overhaul of derivative and CDS regulations in particular, where among other changes CDS enforceability is limited based on the macro-economic conditions.
A credit default swap is a particular type of swap designed to transfer the credit exposure of fixed income products between two or more parties
Deriveum is designed to be used by CDS counterparties. It is performing asset that stays on their books (increasing equity) and is fully compliant to allow all counterparties to freely use it
