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Before you allocate, follow the capital – live.
Tomorrow, Figure’s Tayeb Kenzari will dive into Prime, exploring how capital enters the marketplace, how lending works, and the mechanics behind liquidity and withdrawals. It’s everything an institution needs to know about Prime.
Join tomorrow – Wednesday, October 21 at 9AM ET.
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Using the technology behind crypto (blockchain) doesn't necessarily mean using the currencies themselves. For Figure, blockchain is like cloud and it "works in the background"
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Couldn’t make our webinar with @FourPillarsFP? Here’s the recap.
• Macro is changing. With an inflation outlook outpacing WWII, once-trusted yield mechanisms are starting to lose their value.
• The outlook for national debt is challenging, with rate cuts, holding rates, and rate increases having different effects and risks.
• A spectrum of yield options are now available onchain, to give institutions additional opportunities outside of historically “trusted” yield – including Prime.
• Cash isn’t keeping up. With ~3.5% money market/high-yield savings and ~3.4% headline CPI, Prime’s 5-9% target range is built to keep up with the changing markets.
Join our Prime webinar, for more information ↓
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Rate Disclosure: The 5-9% figure is based on Prime's trailing 6-month blended APY across its home-equity, auto, and small-business pools, as calculated by Figure as of September 2026. It is a historical, gross-of-fees rate, not any single pool's rate, and is not a guaranteed, current, or forecasted yield. Actual returns are variable and will be lower after fees, costs, and taxes, principal is at risk, and these instruments are not FDIC-insured or SIPC-protected, so the chart's comparisons to money-market rates and inflation do not show that a holder's real return beat either.
The team had an excellent time with @AlliumLabs. Senior decision-makers from asset management, capital allocation, and enterprise digital assets organizations all gathered to discuss Figure, Allium, and the industry at large.
These are the places where we make the connections that matter.
Understanding an onchain credit opportunity means looking beyond its return.
Our Head of Product Marketing, Tayeb Kenzari will dive into a full walkthrough of Prime, including how its lending structure works, what backs its credit pools, and the risks and safeguards institutions should evaluate.
Join the webinar on Wednesday, October 21 at 9AM ET.
We put @MBTannenbaum on the spot to read Figure Markets customer feedback.
Between love for our real-human support—key to making onchain capital markets accessible to all—and a curveball question about Bitcoin Roths, it’s a must-watch ↓
Single channel originators end up as price-takers in volatile markets. We built Figure Connect so our partners wouldn’t be.
Right now, institutional whole-loan bids are offering better pricing than securitization markets. Having the infrastructure to pivot seamlessly to the highest bidder is how we consistently deliver best execution for our ecosystem.
Depth, diversification, and durable liquidity across market cycles is the Figure model.
What @MBTannenbaum said. DSCR presents a major opportunity, and we're excited to offer a leading product for our originator partners within our toolkit. Our acquisition of Kiavi is a core part of the big bet we've made on this space.
Excellent reporting from @WSJ on the growth of DSCR loans, featuring one of Kiavi's longtime customers. DSCR loans are based on a property's potential rental income, not the borrower's financial situation.
Our acquisition of Kiavi, the industry leader, just closed in September, but we've already seen huge interest from prospects and partners alike. Particularly in this market, we're having lots of conversations about how to arm real estate investors with the capital they need to buy, renovate and/or rent investment properties at scale.
The article focuses on "long abandoned neighborhoods," but our data shows the opportunity is actually across the entire country.
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The U.S. federal debt-to-GDP has surpassed the post-World War II peak, coming out to 126%. Key research from @FourPillarsFP shows this historical precedent clearly.
Unfortunately, today’s spending drivers are structural and demographic, rather than only on short-term war spending.
The key takeaway is that the macro landscape is quickly shifting, and yesterday’s yield strategy may not help institutions weather the storm.
Reach out to our team to discuss your yield strategy ↓
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