Sibos sees a dynamic shift in attitude towards blockchain in the post-trade
Attitudes towards the disruptive nature of DLT as a solution to everything post-trade have significantly changed since Sibos 2017.
Attitudes towards the disruptive nature of DLT as a solution to everything post-trade have significantly changed since Sibos 2017.
Deutsche Bank has successfully piloted a solution using DLT to enable further automation of custodial services.
The Japanese bank has become a shareholder of Fnality International, joining the likes of MUFG, State Street and BNY Mellon.
Samir Pandiri, who recently joined Broadridge as president, will represent the company on the board.
ASX, Digital Asset and VMware are looking to extend the use of blockchain technology in financial services in Australia and New Zealand.
The new DLT Solutions team has been created to look at other ways the ASX can use the technology in the equities and non-equities space.
Dublin will be R3’s second European office and is set to open in 2020 as part of the vendor’s rapid expansion plans.
The aim for the new CSD is to provide a harmonised platform for the issuance, trading, settlement and custody for commercial paper.
A number of blockchain harmonisation initiatives are currently in play at SWIFT, and some version of standards could be agreed upon soon.