R3 Developers Blog

This blog will mostly focus on the most time-consuming issues I met in the development process and how I solve these issues. It is not tech-oriented, but more like a method of finding resources to solve problems.

A syndicate loan is an arrangement where several financial institutions form a group(syndicate) and lend money to one borrower. It consists of a single loan agreement between the borrower and all the lenders of the syndicate. Each lender will contribute a part of the loan amount and share the lending risk with the other members. Syndicate lending allows lenders to distribute risk and take part in opportunities that would have been too large for their individual capital base or when the total loan amount is outside the scope of the lender’s risk exposure. In a syndicated loan, the borrower could either be a company, a large project or a country’s government.

We are pleased to announce the release of version 1.3 of the Conclave SDK – the first release to be open source.

This blog post looks to dig into one of the foundations of the new Corda 5 architecture, Virtual Nodes, and highlights the real-world impact of this architectural change.

Blockchain has advanced the markets for environmental, social and governance (ESG) policies in a unique way—by diversifying the set of credible assets.

This blog series will encapsulate a variety of use cases from the capital markets industry. By using versatile examples, the blogs will portray scenarios where blockchain solutions could add value. Evidently, an in-depth analysis will require a more detailed consideration of the specifics, stakeholders’ requirements, and challenges.

This blog is mainly about designing the business logic, which is the most important step in my opinion. Because a reasonable business logic makes your CorDapp meaningful. I will introduce the ‘five questions’ method I applied to design my CorDapp’s business logic.