World Bank and CBA to Record Bond Trading Data on Blockchain

By cineramaMay 16, 2019Ethereum

The World Bank and Sydney-headquartered Commonwealth Bank (CBA) have enabled the functionality to record secondary market trading data for its Blockchain Offered New Debt Instruments (bond-i) on a distributed […]

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World Bank and CBA to Record Bond Trading Data on Blockchain

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