With COVID-19 fast spreading in Australia, the stock exchange is pausing the project until June to reassess the situation.
To secure their futures, banks have to confront their fear of change and embrace innovation, says consultant Chuck Fried.
National Stock Exchange of Australia owner NSX Ltd. and financial institution iSignthis are forming joint venture to offer a digital securities trading platform.
Version 2.0 marks the most significant release since Fabric first launched in 2017.
The central bank of France wants the eurozone to build a DLT-based settlement system that moves euros faster and more cheaply than existing tech.
Catalonia will develop a decentralized identity platform aimed to give citizens control of their own data when interacting with online services.
The Australian Securities Exchange has released its 2019 financial report, offering insight into its upcoming distributed ledger settlement system.
The U.K. Department for Work and Pensions is investigating distributed ledger technology as a way to boost its payments systems.
IBM and Indian telecom Tata Communications have joined the governance council of Hedera Hashgraph, a blockchain alternative for enterprises.
The crypto space has split into three different areas, and the term “crypto” no longer applies to all of them, argues Tim Enneking.
Spain's largest stock exchange expects to go live by the end of 2019 with a blockchain-based system for certifying collateral pledges.
Financial messaging giant Swift has teamed up with Singapore Exchange and several major banks to trial a DLT platform for shareholder voting.
Accenture has rolled out a new software license management application built with distributed ledger tech from Digital Asset.
CFTC chair Christopher Giancarlo explained how DLT can be used to help the agency more efficiently regulate markets during a speech Wednesday.
A new IBM survey finds most central banks polled back issuing a wholesale digital currency, but are still uncertain about blockchain's efficiency.