Spanish banking group BBVA has released a new research note that argues for more immediate blockchain regulation.
State Street bank is on the verge of putting significant amounts of its workflow on a blockchain. CoinDesk speaks to the executives involved.
2016 may have been a big year for blockchain, but there were failed ideas, too. DeRose lists eight he thinks won't carry over to the new year.
The Bank of Korea has published research on issues it believes could hinder distributed ledger adoption, with a "supernode" being one solution.
A newly formed blockchain consortium hopes to get a boost from a regulatory sandbox currently in the final phases of implementation.
As Big Finance starts to better understand blockchain, central bank-issued cryptocurrencies will likely follow, says FirstRand Bank's Farzam Ehsani.
A look at the challenges marketers – and the broader blockchain technology community – face when attempting to win new enthusiasts to the tech.
France’s central bank quietly released new details about its work with blockchain last week.
Banco Santander's Julio Faura looks back on what he calls a "remarkable" year for blockchain development in the financial industry.
The inability of banks and financial institutions to collaborate could restrict growth of new blockchain use cases next year.
Noelle Acheson examines whether the big banks will reappraise their relationship with bitcoin following its recent successes.
Deutsche Bank experts discuss what they've learned while exploring blockchain over the last year, as well as their outlook for 2017 and beyond.
Is the Fed's recent research paper on distributed ledgers a call to action or just a general reference? CoinDesks investigates.
How more traditional alternative currency concepts are seeking to empower their services with blockchain tech.
A new research paper published by South Africa’s FirstRand Bank argues blockchains could revolutionize central banking.