No man is an island, or so the saying goes. However, despite the promise of distributed ledger technology, is there a risk of trapping your operation in a silo?
Metals and mining company Vedanta wants to bust its treasury free of its silo, turning the division into service. One of the steps in that process is using blockchain for the issuance of commercial paper
The growing ubiquity of alternative payment methods has led some insurers to explore unconventional ways to transfer money. One treasurer explains how her company went about it
Retail and hospitality group Landmark is betting on blockchain and its applications in easing cross-border movement of goods, with software-as-a-service offerings giving the technology a boost.
The past week has been momentous for crypto currency proponents, with social media giant Facebook wading into digital assets, but big corporates are unlikely to use it.
No man is an island, or so the saying goes. The same is true of blockchain as a bank and a corporate get their distributed ledgers to talk to each other
Facebook has unprecedented reach and enormous scale and its new Libra token could create a digital asset wave on which all other cryptocurrencies will surf. It could also sink in regulation. CT looks at its options
Ripple announces a collaboration with money transfer service MoneyGram this week as Facebook is about to disclose its hotly anticipated cryptocurrency project. What does this mean for treasurers? A new mode of exchange.
