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Explore how 'Traditional Finance' is being transformed by digital assets in this insightful book review. Discover how 'Traditional Finance' evolves.

Explore the unexpected rise of tokenisation in Japan and discover how this trend is reshaping the financial landscape. Tokenisation in Japan is thriving!

Discover how reference data fuels the tokenised future. Explore the tokenised future's vast potential and learn how interoperability is key.

Explore how Swiss DLT Law enhances Native Tokenisation success for startups. Discover Native Tokenisation's benefits and practical applications.

Discover why tokenisation isn't working and how a public initiative can drive its success. Explore the potential of tokenisation today.

Unlocking Value on Balance Sheets: Discover how tokenisation can unlock value on balance sheets for non-financial firms and drive financial innovation.

Explore why tokenisation is key to the future of finance and why incumbents are doomed. Discover insights into tokenisation's impact now.

What is the webinar about? The story of stock exchanges over the last 50 years is one of trading, data and technology. These three...

A Future of Finance interview with Tony Mclaughlin, Emerging Payments and Business Development at Citi The Regulated Liability Network...

“Quant’s experience developing connectivity and smart contracts will prove invaluable to the UK RLN.” Jana Mackintosh Managing Director, Payment Innovation and Resilience at UK Finance ​We’re proud to announce that – together with R3, the enterprise distributed ledger technology and services firm – we have been selected to produce the technology prototype for the experimentation phase of the UK’s Regulated Liability Network , led by UK Finance and supported by EY. ​The UK RL

A Future of Finance interview with Gilbert Verdian, CEO of Quant. Tokenised assets markets, though rich in the promise of cost savings and higher returns on investment, remain disappointingly small. However, the obstacles to the scaling of the digital asset markets are increasingly well-understood, and gradually being cleared. Legacy laws and regulations are proving more workable than expected, and being adapted where they are not. Experiments by regulators, central banks and

A Future of Finance interview with Yuval Rooz, co-founder and CEO of Digital Asset, and Eric Saraniecki, co-founder and head of strategic...

A Future of Finance interview with Gilbert Verdian, CEO of Quant Tokenised assets markets, though rich in the promise of cost savings and higher returns on investment, remain disappointingly small. However, the obstacles to the scaling of the digital asset markets are increasingly well-understood, and gradually being cleared. Legacy laws and regulations are proving more workable than expected, and being adapted where they are not. Experiments by regulators, central banks and

A Future of Finance interview with Gilbert Verdian, CEO of Quant. Tokenised assets markets, though rich in the promise of cost savings and higher returns on investment, remain disappointingly small. However, the obstacles to the scaling of the digital asset markets are increasingly well-understood, and gradually being cleared. Legacy laws and regulations are proving more workable than expected, and being adapted where they are not. Experiments by regulators, central banks and

A Future of Finance interview with Gilbert Verdian, CEO of Quant Tokenised assets markets, though rich in the promise of cost savings and higher returns on investment, remain disappointingly small. However, the obstacles to the scaling of the digital asset markets are increasingly well-understood, and gradually being cleared. Legacy laws and regulations are proving more workable than expected, and being adapted where they are not. Experiments by regulators, central banks and

A Future of Finance interview with Stephen Ashurst, CEO of Tokenbridge Tokenbridge is a software company which has embraced a tokenised...

A Future of Finance Interview with Christophe Lepitre, CEO at IZNES and Valérie Gilles, CCO at IZNES IZNES is a marketplace that enables...

A single European capital market – a Capital Markets Union (CMU) – could provide European business with a lower cost of capital through...

CSD Webinar 22 February 2024 Poll Article by Dominic Hobson, Co-Founder and Editorial Director at Future of Finance A careful reading of...

What is the event about? On 17 November 2023 Christine Lagarde, the President of the European Central Bank (ECB), told a conference of bankers that “a truly European capital market needs consolidated market infrastructures.” [1] European capital markets certainly lack them now. They are a quarter the size of the American capital market yet support three times as many stock exchanges, and 20 times as many post-trade financial market infrastructures. The lack of a European equ