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Securities
Regional Regulators in North America Are 'Closely Watching' ICOs
A new report suggests that securities regulators in North America are increasing their oversight of the blockchain funding model.
Broadridge Pilots Blockchain for Repo Trades With French Banks
The investor services firm worked with Natixis and Societe Generale on the pilot, which was based on the Hyperledger Fabric codebase.
Collaboration FTW: How Blockchain Came So Far, So Fast
Without further cooperation, DLT risks ultimately recreating the many silos and disjointed systems that already exist, warns an executive at the DTCC.
Overstock's Regulated Token Exchange Will Launch with Own ICO
Retail giant Overstock.com is to launch its new regulated token exchange with its own initial coin offering (ICO), according to a news report.
Appcoin Law Part 2: The SAFT Solution
In the second part of a series on the legal issues for token sales, Marco Santori explains the SAFT Project's protections for issuers and investors.
European Central Bank Calls for DLT Post-Trade Interoperability
An ECB research report argues for greater interoperability between DLT and traditional systems as new services come online.
Russia's Central Depository Trials Hyperledger for Bond Trading
Russia's central securities depository (CSD) is testing a new blockchain-based commercial bond trading platform built on Hyperledger Fabric.
Not Just Overstock: Templum to Launch Regulated U.S. Exchange for ICOs
A new alternative trading system is entering the race to launch a regulated platform for ICO token trading in the U.S.
Banks Simulate €100,000 Security Transaction in R3 DLT Trial
German banks working with the R3 blockchain consortium have successfully replicated the sale of a €100,000 security on a DLT platform.
SEC Advisory Committee to Discuss Blockchain's Investor Impact
SEC officials will discuss blockchain at an event in mid-October, according to public records.
