[Infographic] Blockchain Technology
Alpesh Doshi recently held a talk with Fintricity’s consulting partner, KPMG. The presentation was kindly scribed and shared with us, to share with you!
Alpesh Doshi recently held a talk with Fintricity’s consulting partner, KPMG. The presentation was kindly scribed and shared with us, to share with you!
Asset Managers (as well as the wider financial services industry) have gone through difficult times over the past 9 years, and regulators have hampered their growth and imposed significant burdens on them to continue to do business.
We might not be seeing a full-blown revolution to taxpaying in 2017, but notwithstanding we can envisage the full automation of tax remittance and easier compliance by means of the blockchain technology.
In the past 6-7 years we’ve seen a significant amount of money being spent by corporates to get value from various data technologies. But the missing piece we often see and ask our clients is: Where and how is the wider business involved?
It’s that time of year again – time to reflect on what has been and what is to come. As we come into 2017, it feels like the creation of new technologies and their application, and the hype surrounding these technologies, continues.
We thrashed out 24 hot blockchain topics and opened the discussion to the floor. Let’s take a look at what we discussed and some of the interesting points that came up.
This blog looks at the definition of markets, which role technological advances play and how digitalisation is the catalyst for disintermediation, blurring established market boundaries.
“Blockchain is everywhere, blockchain is the hot stuff, blockchain, blockchain, blockchain…” Everybody is talking about blockchain all the time.. but is that really the case?
Welcome to my short blockchain series! The series will first focus on the technological side of the innovation and will then evolve, tackling the impact of the Blockchain from a business perspective.
Blockchain is being hailed as “the new internet” and is driving transformation for businesses across multiple sectors, particularly for the Financial Services. But how exactly?