Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Malta To Tokenize Securities On Blockchain
Another real-world application of blockchain technology.
Technology
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Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
U.S. Treasury Publishes Vague Financial Innovation Report
Corporate treasury operations will not be affected by new fintechreport.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
World Bank To Issue First-Ever Blockchain Bond
Blockchain technology is going mainstream.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Banks Open Doors To Trade Finance For Institutional Investors
Basel rules have created new opportunities for institutional and corporate investors in trade finance.
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Adventures On The Ground
Global Financeeditor Andrea Fiano explains the importance and context of this year's Sibos conference.
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Custody Battle
With the growth in digital assets, there’s a growing need for secure custody. Fintech startups are ready, but where are the banks?
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Getting Serious About Blockchain
Some of the world’s largest institutions are dabbling, as blockchain and DLT invade areas like trade finance, syndicated lending and cross-border payments.
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Instant Gratification
So much in the modern, high-tech world happens instantaneously; it’s only a matter of time for payments to catch up.
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Managing Migration
As a pathway to harmonization and platform interoperability for financial institutions, ISO 20022 is catching on. But migration to the global payments standard could be easier.
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Open Banking’s Stealth Debut
Regulators are pressing for institutions to open their APIs. But first, the banks need to know their customers want what open banking can give them.
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Upstarts Find A Way In
The push into transaction banking by Australia’s growing horde of fintechs and other startups has not been less than the push into personal and small-business lending.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
New York Warms To Cryptos
New York City joins Singapore and Hong Kong in embracing cryptocurrencies, albeit gingerly.