2021-2-16 19:42 |
Blockchain Australia CEO Steve Vallas believes the country is "well placed" when it comes to blockchain, but a bigger conversation is needed with financial regulators.
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2021-2-16 19:42 |
Blockchain Australia CEO Steve Vallas believes the country is "well placed" when it comes to blockchain, but a bigger conversation is needed with financial regulators.
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Crypto trade body Blockchain Australia, a prominent organization in the Oceanic country, has expressed concerns regarding the potential ramifications of imposing stringent regulations on the industry.
2023-6-15 13:30 | |
Отраслевая организация Blockchain Australia обвинила правительство Австралии в бездействии и нежелании разрабатывать нормативные правила для регулирования блокчейна в стране.
2021-8-9 17:00 | |
Coinspeaker Blockchain Technology to Play Key Role for Fintech Companies in Australia, New Senate Report SuggestsWith the prior involvement of Australia with blockchain and cryptocurrencies, recommendations and probable impact of the formulated fintech and regtech industries will only complement the growth of the crypto sphere.
2020-9-4 19:26 | |
Steve Vallas is the new CEO at Blockchain Australia, the industry body that represents and supports Australian business professionals, startups, industry, and education sector participants in the blockchain sector.
2020-7-15 05:00 | |
Blockchain Australia has appointed a new CEO in an effort to improve blockchain awareness and application across Australia.
2020-7-4 10:36 | |
Australia is serious about blockchain and has recently released a five-year national strategy on the technology. So what is it exactly, and what effect will it likely have on the local industry?
2020-2-12 06:00 | |
Australia has revealed its blockchain strategy and development roadmap, and are aiming to increase government funding towards advancing Australia’s blockchain industry,… The post Australia Wants To Position Itself as a Blockchain Global Leader – Is It Even Doable? appeared first on Invest In Blockchain.
2019-3-19 21:25 | |
Australia has unveiled a fresh blockchain roadmap and strategy to help the country become “a global leader” in the emerging tech frontier, this according to a joint statement made on March 18, 2019, by two senior Ministers.
2019-3-18 20:00 | |
New Blockchain Application Being Tested In Australia To Support Insurance Settlements With Disabled Citizens Blockchain technology started as a method of keeping cryptocurrency transactions transparent, offering the industry honesty with a nascent form of investment.
2018-10-9 21:51 | |
Australia’s journey to becoming a blockchain hub has continued to gather pace. In its latest venture, tech giant IBM and Australian law firm Herbert Smith Freehills have joined forces to form a blockchain consortium with the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization (CSIRO).
2018-9-1 16:00 | |
Australia is pushing their digital economy forward with the Australian National Blockchain (ANB,) a platform for building smart contracts, as revealed via a press release. The ANB is the result of a collaboration between IBM, CSIRO’s Data 61, and the Herbert Smith Freehills law firm.
2018-8-31 23:42 | |
IBM has had a few experiences in handling blockchain-based projects in Australia. This time, it is partnering with a law firm, Herbert Smith Freehills, to create a blockchain solution that will bring Australian businesses on-board with smart contracts.
2018-8-30 20:59 | |
The Australian National Blockchain (ANB) is a platform designed to help Australian companies exchange data and confirm the authenticity and status of legal contracts through a blockchain-based smart legal contract platform.
2018-8-30 18:00 | |
An Australian government agency will join forces with IBM and law company Herbert Smith Freehills to develop a national blockchain for legal agreements.
2018-8-30 16:00 | |
Australia is fast establishing itself one of the global leaders of blockchain innovation. With a new blockchain initiative, Australian businesses will be able to leverage blockchain-powered legal smart contracts in various business processes for enhanced efficiency and transparency.
2018-8-30 15:30 | |
The Australian National Blockchain aims to allow the nation’s companies to more easily share legal contracts.
2018-8-29 20:43 | |
An Australian federal agency is developing a blockchain that will allow businesses to carry out transactions based on smart legal contracts.
2018-8-29 16:10 | |
The first Commonwealth Bank of Australia’s blockchain-based bond has raised $110 million which exceeded all the expectations. The post Worlds-first Blockchain Bond Exceeds the Target Attracting $110 Million in Investments appeared first on CoinSpeaker.
2018-8-27 13:40 | |
The World Bank and Australia's largest bank, the Commonwealth Bank of Australia, have issued a public bond exclusively through the blockchain. The $100 million AUD ($73.
2018-8-25 23:16 | |
The World Bank has announced that the Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA)-backed blockchain bond has raised more than $80 million. This figure means that the first-ever blockchain bond has exceeded its fundraising expectation.
2018-8-25 21:31 | |
Commonwealth Bank of Australia is trialing an asset management and sharing platform that uses blockchain and IoT technologies. The experiment focuses on the management of farming equipment.
2018-8-25 13:44 | |
Fintech Identitii Valued At $11 Million As It Launches IPO On Australia Securities Exchange (ASX) We are used to the idea of initial coin offerings (ICO’s) in the distributed technology world, and not much on blockchain related companies launching IPO’s to raise capital for further development.
2018-8-15 21:38 | |
The Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) has been mandated by the World Bank to issue the world’s first bond created, allocated and managed on the blockchain. Once issued, the bond will be managed by the World Bank in Washington and CBA in Sydney over a private Ethereum-based blockchain, with CBA stating that it remains open […]
2018-8-14 21:00 | |
From government investment to the country's major stock exchange migrating to blockchain tech, check out these 5 signs of blockchain innovation in Australia. The post 5 Signs of Booming Blockchain Innovation in Australia appeared first on CoinCentral.
2018-8-14 18:56 | |
The Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) was awarded the rights to issue and operate financial bonds solely powered by blockchain technology, as reported by mortgagebusiness on July 13, 2018. World’s First Blockchain Bond Termed the world’s first bond “created, allocated and managed using blockchain technology,” the CBA holds the distinction of being selected by the World Bank to pilot the.
2018-8-14 00:00 | |
The World Bank has chosen the Commonwealth Bank of Australia to help organize a new Ethereum blockchain bond denominated in Australian dollars. The bond is projected to raise between $50-$100 million, and proceeds will go towards sustainable development initiatives.
2018-8-13 08:00 | |
New BLOCKConscious Event Provides Users with Latest Trends in Blockchain Technology The event runs from the 10th to the 12th of August 2018, in Brisbane Australia. BLOCKConscious Summit as it’s called has a focus of providing attendees with new information on current things happening in the industry. People at the event will get the inside […]
2018-8-11 19:59 | |
Australia’s largest bank, Commonwealth Bank of Australia has been mandated by the World Bank to issue bonds created exclusively on blockchain platform, right from their creation, allocation and transfer to other potential bondholders.
2018-8-11 13:00 | |
Australia’s Commercial Bank (CommBank) has partnered with the World Bank Group to offer a bond over the blockchain technology. In a statement released on Friday, the bank which is among the top four largest commercial banks in Australia informed the public about the partnership.
2018-8-10 23:03 | |
The Commonwealth Bank of Australia has announced it is creating what it claims is the first bond entirely transferred and managed on the blockchain.
2018-8-10 21:06 | |
Forget about the Security and Exchange Commission’s shaky decision-making in terms of Bitcoin ETFs, and take cues from the World Bank. They are now planning to launch the first blockchain bond in the world and have mandated the Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) to arrange the blockchain-based financial instrument.
2018-8-10 17:30 | |
Australia has maintained a Blockchain-friendly position with its government-backed exploration of Blockchain technology for various applications. Now, it is getting ready to issue the world’s first Blockchain bond upon being mandated by the World Bank.
2018-8-10 16:55 | |
The global financial institution decided to use the cryptocurrency technology due to its capabilities to simplify capital raising and trading.
2018-8-10 15:29 | |
Organized by CryptoMASTERMINDS.org, BLOCKConscious Summit is a 3 day immersion in Fortitude Valley, Brisbane that will uncover Australia’s most promising projects. The post BLOCKConscious Summit Offers Insights to the Latest Trends in Blockchain Technology appeared first on CoinSpeaker.
2018-8-10 15:11 | |
In a world first, a blockchain bond has been mandated by the Common Wealth Bank of Australia (CBA) via the World Bank. The post World Bank chooses Common Wealth Bank of Australia for first blockchain bond appeared first on Ethereum World News.
2018-8-10 14:23 | |
Even the goddamn World Bank isn’t immune to blockchain hype: it has mandated that the first ever bond be issued via blockchain. The Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) will be issuing what’s being called “the Kangaroo bond.
2018-8-10 13:30 | |
Blockchain bond? The brother of the elusive British spy, James Bond? Or, a blockchain operation featuring a bond? Sadly, James isn’t about to acquire a blockchain based partner, he’s stuck with the Aston Martin for now.
2018-8-10 11:30 | |
The Commonwealth Bank of Australia has been chosen by the World Bank Group to help issue a bond on a blockchain.
2018-8-10 09:00 | |
The Commonwealth Bank of Australia has received a mandate from the World Bank to create and issue a bond exclusively on a blockchain
2018-8-10 07:41 | |
Global Financial Innovation Network (GFIN) Plans To Create a “Global Sandbox” For “Cross-Border Solutions” Blockchain technology and distributed ledger technology have been earning more interest from multiple industries around the world.
2018-8-9 05:35 | |
Australia is one of the foremost countries to accept blockchain technology and cryptocurrencies, says recent reports. The latest addition to the bandwagon is Fred Schebesta, an Australian entrepreneur and Co-Founder of comparison website, Finder.
2018-8-8 01:57 | |
ConsenSys, the Ethereum production studio based in the U. S. , launched ConsenSys Ventures last year selecting Kavita Gupta to run two funds of $50 million and $100 million.
2018-8-6 17:40 | |
The debut of EOS Global Hackathon organized by Block. one, the brain behind the EOS blockchain protocol, came to an end yesterday. The Hackathon took place in Australia at ICC Sidney, and Australian teams clinched the top three prizes and carted away more than US$120,000 in prizes.
2018-8-6 16:40 | |
This past week, we talked to three security experts about how to design smarter and more secure smart contracts. Google is dipping its toe in the blockchain waters by introducing integrations for applications built with Ethereum and Hyperledger.
2018-8-5 16:08 | |
The Queensland government is stepping up efforts to put the country in the lead in the global race on blockchain and cryptocurrency. The state, with nearly five million people, has announced an investment plan of AUS$8.
2018-8-3 23:00 | |
The Australian government will provide a AUD$2.25 million grant to an initiative that seeks to use blockchain technology to develop transparency in the sugar industry. Known as the Sustainable Sugar Project, it will be used to prove the origins of the sugarcane used and the sustainability of farms. This will give consumers confidence in the […]
2018-8-3 22:00 | |
According to the Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA), the CBA and five Australian and international supply chain companies have successfully shipped seventeen tonnes of almonds from Sunraysia in Victoria, Australia to Hamburg, Germany, using a blockchain-based platform built on Ethereum.
2018-8-2 11:23 | |
According to the Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA), the CBA and five Australian and international supply chain companies have successfully shipped seventeen tonnes of almonds from Sunraysia in Victoria, Australia to Hamburg, Germany, using a blockchain-based platform built on Ethereum.
2018-8-2 21:35 | |
In-house blockchain technology solutions continued to permeate supply chains as Australia’s Commonwealth Banks has successfully conducted a high-profile shipping experiment. ‘Agile, Efficient and Transparent’ Australia’s Commonwealth Bank has successfully shipped and tracked seventeen tonnes of almonds in a blockchain-based collaboration with five domestic and international supply chain leaders.
2018-8-1 01:00 | |