Blockchain trade finance firm Marco Polo reportedly enters insolvency
According to The Irish Times, the firm’s liabilities have outstripped its assets by €2.5 million ($2.6m).
According to The Irish Times, the firm’s liabilities have outstripped its assets by €2.5 million ($2.6m).
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The move forms part of Contour’s plans to launch a digital open account trade finance offering.
Here’s our pick of five of the top news stories from the world of finance and tech this week.
We.trade claims to be “the world’s first enterprise-grade blockchain-enabled trade finance platform”.
From July 2020, We.Trade is on the look out for more bank partners.
Assessing the potential benefits of joining several digital platforms to form a “network of networks”.
CaixaBank, Erste Group and UBS join as shareholders and partners.
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A retailer-to-retailer transaction between Germany and Spain.
Ten companies traded via four banks.
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Savings and deposits now done on the new core banking platform, Temenos’ T24.