When people interact with each other, for example via financial transactions, sharing legal documents or trading through supply chains, they need a high level of confidence that the data recording ...

The first collaborative near real-world tangible use cases and practical applications of distributed ledgers in the financial industry are now being brought to the open. And more are expected soon.

Once primarily associated with cryptocurrencies, this distributed ledger technology is proving its versatility across ...

What do mayonnaise, palm oil, and pig farming have in common? Companies that deal in such commodities are testing the viability of blockchain distributed ledger technology to keep verifiable tabs on ...

The blockchain market's key opportunities lie in finance, with a focus on tokenizing financial assets and potential growth in central bank digital currencies (CBDCs). Cryptocurrencies remain a solid ...

It's quickly becoming apparent that blockchain technology is about far more than just Bitcoin. Across finance, healthcare, media, government and other sectors, innovative uses are appearing every day.

What began in the world of finance has moved into the power sector. Blockchain, a nascent technology most often associated with cryptocurrency, is a new frontier in the energy space, changing the way ...

Blockchain, primarily associated with cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, is increasingly hitting the radar screens of manufacturers as a mechanism to enhance supply chain visibility or promote supplier ...

Recently, I wrote about the results of a poll held by the European Payments Council (EPC) amongst its members on blockchain and its impact on the payments industry. These showed that a great majority ...

Blockchain brings about limitless possibilities, but what are its practical applications for corporate treasurers that can turn challenges in global financial management into scalable opportunities?

Blockchain has the capability to make electric grids, which are vulnerable to cyberattacks, safer and could also give consumers more control over where their energy comes from and how much it costs.

I am somewhere in the middle — currency speculation, in my opinion, is nothing but a big distraction; it is improving information services that I am interested in. And I’m most interested in ...