An industry commentator looks at moves by tech industry incumbents to capture the emerging blockchain market, and offers a warning for the future
Blogger Alex Millar looks at how new technologies are evolving to circumvent problems with well-meaning but restrictive financial regulations.
A new survey has found that nearly two-thirds (64%) of asset managers expect to using blockchain technology within the next five years.
More than 50 credit unions are now laying the groundwork for what they believe could become the financial industry's first live blockchain project.
The design of a high-profile project should give the public pause about how banks are seeking to apply blockchain, analyst Frances Coppola argues.
ICAP is working to show central banks how they may be able to one day adopt a market infrastructure based on distributed ledger tech.
The majority of global exchanges are now exploring distributed ledgers according to a new trade organization report.
Bank blockchain leads are leaving to build startups, a trend signalling that opportunities in the private blockchain space remain abundant.
To scale up its blockchain operations, 'Big Four' audit firm PwC is thinking small with its strategy.
Financial institutions may have more limited ways to harness the technology than previously thought, one researcher argues.
Investor William Mougayar discusses how enterprise businesses are seeking to establish and implement blockchain strategies
CoinDesk looks at the ten major stock and commodities exchanges working on blockchain projects and proofs-of-concept.
Could blockchain help increase the transparency of offshore trusts? Open University lecturer Robert Herian explores in this opinion piece.
A new survey has revealed that the current buzz around blockchains is driving a focus on technological investment within the financial sector.
A look at how financial firms could benefit from the adoption of blockchain tech and some pitfalls to avoid along the way.