Wall Street megabank JP Morgan has co-developed a permissioned version of the Ethereum network.
Former itBit client group director Antony Lewis has officially joined banking consortium R3.
Despite the promise that blockchain holds for banking, the sector will likely not be first to put the burgeoning technology into real-world action.
Making blockchains editable opens up financial systems to the potential for fraud, says author and investor Brian Kelly
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Dutch multinational bank Rabobank today announced a cross-border payments tool its creators argue is more powerful than a database.
ASX says it intends to decide on whether it will migrate to a blockchain-based settlement system by the end of 2017.
Two central securities depositories (CSDs) have agreed to collaborate on distributed ledger initiatives in a first-of-its-kind agreement globally.
Bank of America and Microsoft have announced their intent to build and test blockchain applications for trade finance.
China's Juzhen Financials has raised $23m (¥153m) to develop clearing and settlement solutions based on blockchain.
China’s major financial institutions believe governance should not be replaced in any larger transitions to blockchain.
Bank technology provider Sinodata is seeking to collaborate with blockchain startups.
A new survey has found that nearly two-thirds (64%) of asset managers expect to using blockchain technology within the next five years.
David Treat, managing director and head of Accenture's capital markets blockchain practice, opines on the difficulties of immutability.
Credit Suisse, Citi and HSBC are among seven financial firms to participate in a blockchain data management trial.