Seven large banks are collaborating to make domestic and cross-border commerce easier for European small and medium-sized enterprises.
Deloitte is opening its second blockchain lab to focus on providing blockchain-powered solutions for its clients in the financial sector.
The companies have entered a two-year agreement aimed at the development of secure blockchain-based ways to exchange health data.
China’s central bank unveiled plans to more closely inspect operations of digital currency exchanges in an effort to curb the yuan’s outflow.
Post-trade financial services company has announced it will soon start developing new blockchain-based platform for processing credit default swaps.
The Chinese government seriously intends to keep its money at home.
The Seam is forming a new consortium in collaboration with IT giant IBM to provide distributed ledger solutions for the cotton businesses globally.
Blockchain technology company Bitfury Group together with international law company Covington will launch a new blockchain advocacy group later this month.
While bitcoin price continues to grow, IT giant is preparing to add native support for cruptocurrency format on its Microsoft Excel program in 2017.
Greenwich Associates considers the blockchain to be one of the top market structure trends to develop in 2017.
Hyperledger Project has not only exceeded 100 members for less than a year, but has met significant development milestones in 2016.
iEx.ec demonstrates the potential of the internet of the future by introducing the advantages of its first Blockchain-based, fully distributed cloud computing platform.
The New York-based blockchain solutions provider, Axoni, has secured an investment from a range of prolific investors, including such banking giants as Goldman Sachs and J.P. Morgan.
One of the leading French banks, BNP Paribas, has processed its first live payment transactions for two of its private clients using the blockchain technology.
The companies are planning to bring instant settlement and simultaneous delivery versus payment to the London bullion market.