Blockchain technology will bring either doom or opportunity to securities services firms, according to European banking giant BNP Paribas.
Estonia's LHV Bank has partnered with Coinfloor, a UK-based bitcoin exchange, furthering its interest in the digital currency space.
The Chamber of Digital Commerce will present data to the US Treasury on banking problems faced by digital currency startups at a meeting next week.
As bitcoin continues to be taken more seriously by banks and regulators, the industry needs lawyers to help smooth out bumps on its way to mainstream.
Sibos 2014 included a day of seminars on bitcoin and the future of block chain applications.
American banks CBW and Cross River are to be the first to adopt Ripple's open-source distributed transaction infrastructure.
The link between bitcoin companies and banks in the Isle of Man is to be severed next month.
Santander has commissioned a study investigating the potential impact of bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies on the banking sector.
Rabobank cancelled 99% of its customers’ transactions with bitcoin exchanges on Tuesday and Wednesday.
With one firm swoop, banks could eliminate the threat from Apple, Google, and PayPal by embracing bitcoin.
Swedbank recently froze a customer's account after it found out about her selling five bitcoins on LocalBitcoins.
Capital One has closed a bank account belonging to a company merely because it sells bitcoin merchandise.
Banks have a lot to lose, and little to gain with bitcoin. So how scared are they of bitcion?
Did the Bank of Thailand really just make bitcoin illegal? If so, at least some exchanges are still trading.
CoinDesk reports on how Israeli banks are resiting exchanges with virtual currencies.