On September 26th, Frankfurt-based blockchain software developer SWIAT recently announced a partnership with Singapore-based digital financial marekt infrastructure Olea. By leveraging blockchain, SWIAT and Olea seek to address the challenges of traditional trade finance, such as slow processing times, complex documentation, high costs, fraud and error risks, and create a more efficient and transparent ecosystem for global businesses. Both companies are backed by Standard Chartered's innovation ...
German technology conglomerate Siemens has issued a second digital bond worth 300 million euros using the SWIAT permissioned blockchain. The one-year bond used Germany's Trigger solution to automate central bank payments through the TARGET 2 system, settling in just a few minutes. The company said in a recent press release that this quick settlement contrasts with Siemens' previous issuance of 60 million euro bonds on the Polygon blockchain, which took two days to settle. This time...
Natixis Pfandbriefbank successfully issued a digitally registered secured bond of 100 million euros on the SWIAT permissioned blockchain, the first of its kind in Germany. DekaBank acted as the buyer for the offering, acting as both registrant and payment agent. SWIAT, co-founded by DekaBank and LBBW and backed by Standard Chartered's SC Ventures, has participated in several wholesale DLT settlement tests by the ECB, but the bond issue was not included in those tests. Earlier this month, SWIAT a...
Natixis Pfandbriefbank成功在SWIAT许可区块链上发行了1亿欧元的数字注册担保债券,这是德国首次发行此类债券。DekaBank作为此次发行的买方,同时担任注册人和支付代理。 SWIAT由DekaBank与LBBW共同创立,Standard Chartered的SC Ventures也参与了投资。该平台曾参与欧洲央行的多个批发DLT结算测试,但此次发行的债券未包含在这些测试中。 本月早些时候,SWIAT还参与了...