Bridging blockchain technology to the real world
Blockchain could radically change the way that the insurance industry works.
Blockchain could radically change the way that the insurance industry works.
The potential gains and benefits to global economics and society are on the horizon.
Treasury management is relevant to any entity that issues a controlled-supply token.
No matter how much blockchain improves it is still headed in the wrong direction.
Smart contracts platform Symbiont has teamed up with Centre for Research in Security Prices (CRSP).
This infographic, courtesy of Savi Technology, explains how blockchain links offer immutable, trackable parcels of data that can include “smart contracts”, instructions such as other transactions that will be triggered to perform automatically later.
DLA Piper’s John D. McGonagle speculates on what the rise of blockchain technology might mean for the future of banking, the feedback which the UK regulator FCA may receive from interested stakeholders, and some of the regulatory and legal hurdles which blockchain technology may need to negotiate in the near future.
Irish Funds is working with Deloitte and others to develop a blockchain proof of concept (PoC) for regulatory reporting. The project will focus on the Resident Investment Fund Returns (Money Market and Investment Funds Returns Reporting – MMIF) regulation and will use blockchain and smart contract technology to create a platform for regulatory reporting accessible […]