Forty big banks test blockchain-based bond trading system


  • TECH
  • Thursday, 03 Mar 2016

New money tech: Forty of the world's biggest banks, including HSBC (pic) and Citi, have tested a system for trading fixed income using the technology that underpins bitcoin. — Reuters

LONDON: Forty of the world's biggest banks, including HSBC and Citi, have tested a system for trading fixed income using the technology that underpins bitcoin, fintech company R3 CEV said on March 3.

The banks are part of a consortium of 42 major lenders, brought together last year by New York-based R3 CEV to work on ways blockchain technology could be used in financial markets – the first time so many have collaborated on using such systems.

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