"What you get by achieving your goals is not as important as what you become by achieving your goals." – Zig Ziglar | | Securities trading could be poised to get a blockchain-based makeover. A group of central securities depositories (CSD) from Canada, Norway and South Africa, as well as international CSD Clearstream, are collaborating with stock exchange company Deutsche Börse on the development of a blockchain-based platform to improve collateral management. The project, dubbed the "LA Ledger", aims to make it easier to manage the security deposits needed for the trading of equities, bonds and derivatives by simplifying and accelerating the electronic transfer of ownership across borders. Given the increasing role of collateral in a regulation-heavy financial environment, making this crucial step work more efficiently could be a significant boon to market liquidity. What's more, the four are members of the Liquidity Alliance, an association created in 2013 to increase collaboration between CSDs. While the project at this early stage is limited to the five initiators, this could help the application, if successful, to scale considerably. | | Who will be at CONSTRUCT? 21, Abra, ANX, Blockseer, Blockstack, Blockstream, Bloq, Chain, Ciphrex, Civic, Coinbase, Consensys, CME Group, Deloitte, Digital Asset, Digital Currency Group, DTCC, Ethereum Foundation, EY, Gem, Groupon, FDIC, Fidelity, IBM, IDEO, Intel, Intuit, IPFS, Lightning, Loyyal, MIT Media Lab, Netki, Overstock, R3, Ripple, Scotiabank, tØ, Vanguard, Zcash, and more. Come and join us January 30-31 in San Francisco, USA, for two intense days of panels, workshops, demos and beers. 😎 APPLY TO ATTEND 😎 | | | | | |
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