2020-11-23 11:01 |
The $3 billion blockchain bond has been effectively cancelled.
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2020-11-23 11:01 |
The $3 billion blockchain bond has been effectively cancelled.
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Siemens issued a €300 million digital bond on SWIAT’s blockchain platform. The bond settled in minutes, a significant improvement from Siemens’ previous bond. Major German banks participated, showcasing growing interest in blockchain assets.
2024-9-5 13:57 | |
Banco Santander, a major Spanish bank announced on 12th Sept this month, that they have issued the first end-to-end blockchain bond. The institution revealed that it had issued a $20 million bond that is directly integrated on to the Ethereum blockchain and operations will continue on it until it reaches one-year maturity.
2019-9-23 20:30 | |
Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria (BBVA), Spain’s second-largest bank, has completed the first “structured green bond using blockchain technology to negotiate the terms and conditions. ” The deal was conducted with Spanish insurance house MAPFRE.
2019-2-22 21:00 | |
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 | |
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 | |
Thailand’s financial markets are exploring a new use for blockchain tokens. The Thai Bond Market Association (TBMA) is “studying the use” of blockchain tech for corporate bonds, according to a report by the Bangkok Post.
2018-7-16 20:13 | |
Corporate bond settlement processes could soon become faster in Thailand after the nation’s Security and Exchanges Commission gave their consent to a new blockchain project developed by the Thailand Bond Market Association (TBMA).
2018-7-16 15:52 | |
A self-regulatory organization in Thailand is planning a custom token aimed to speed up corporate bond settlement in the country. The Thailand Bond Market Association (TBMA) said it has received the green light from Thailand’s Securities and Exchange Commission to develop a private blockchain that will be only accessible for parties in the bond market,
2018-7-16 11:58 | |