The Maple Finance and Elwood Technologies cryptographic credit firm are joining strength to facilitate large financial institutions to enter digital asset credit markets. Companies announced on Monday that the Maple chain loan and chain asset management will be linked to the execution of Elwood, portfolio management and risk tools.
Maple, founded in 2021, specializes in structured loan products and performance strategies based on public block chains. Elwood, the commercial company backed by the Manager of Coverage Funds Alan Howard, provides connectivity to global cryptographic exchanges, custodians and fund managers, together with the tools for monitoring analysis and analysis of risks for institutional investors.
The collaboration is aimed at a key friction point for traditional players. Banks and asset administrators seeking to diversify in digital assets face fragmented infrastructure and operational obstacles. By combining Maple’s loan experience with Elwood’s trade and institutional risk systems, companies aim to create a framework that reflects what professional investors expect in traditional markets.
Sid Powell, CEO of Maple, said the association will extend the access of “institutional degree” to credit opportunities in the chain. Elwood CEO, Chris Lawn, added that credit markets are an essential piece of Crypto’s evolution and need the same type of infrastructure as other asset classes.
The measure is produced as the demand for tokenized credit and fixed income products grows. For example, Ripple and Credbull recently launched initiatives that bring treasures and private credit to Blockchain Rieles. The linking of Maple and Elwood underlines how service providers are trying to position themselves as link doors for institutional capital that enters the decentralized economy.
