Blockchain to disrupt $867T in derivatives, debt markets and asset management: WEF
The World Economic Forum report looked at the integration of blockchain in derivatives, debt markets, asset management, securitized products and more.
The World Economic Forum report looked at the integration of blockchain in derivatives, debt markets, asset management, securitized products and more.
The blockchain industry is suffering from a lack of defined rules, especially at an international level, according to a new study from the World Economic Forum.
Blockchain has a key role to play in improving governance, and in preventing corruption in a range of public administration settings.
This week in digital currency and blockchain, we see the winds of greater regulation start to blow across the sector.
The blockchain deployment toolkit will provide a guide to building better supply chains, powered by distributed ledger technology.
The framework was not an endorsement of CBDCs, but was designed to make the relevant information available to institutions weighing their options.
Led by its Chairman Xi Jinping, China is all in on blockchain as Bahamas explores CBDC. Regulators are also stepping up their game as blockchain makes its mark