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    Explore " tokenisation" with insightful episodes like "How tokenisation can help startups in the UAE", "EP628: The promise of blockchain technology and how it is building the future of business", "Stephen Young & Storm: NFTFi – P2P NFT Lending Protocol: From PFPs & Art to RWA", "EP618: How blockchain is being used to transform the global financial infrastructure" and "151: Katrina Donaghy | Civic Ledger" from podcasts like ""Starting Up with Virtuzone Podcast", "IBS Intelligence Podcasts", "Epicenter - Learn about Crypto, Blockchain, Ethereum, Bitcoin and Distributed Technologies", "IBS Intelligence Podcasts" and "Fintech Chatter Podcast"" and more!

    Episodes (14)

    EP628: The promise of blockchain technology and how it is building the future of business

    EP628: The promise of blockchain technology and how it is building the future of business

    Daniela Barbosa, Executive Director of Hyperledger Foundation, General Manager of Blockchain & Identity, Linux Foundation

    Hyperledger Foundation is the open source, global ecosystem for enterprise-grade blockchain technologies, paving the way for the adoption of secure and scalable blockchain and digital trust solutions. In financial services this includes the development of digital currencies that would allow peer-to-peer transactions and cross-border payments, reducing both costs and transaction times. Members of the Foundation include governments and enterprises around the world such as JP Morgan, IBM, the Bank of England, the Digital Euro Association, and the European Blockchain Association. Daniela Barbosa, Executive Director of Hyperledger Foundation speaks to Robin Amlôt of IBS Intelligence. 

    Stephen Young & Storm: NFTFi – P2P NFT Lending Protocol: From PFPs & Art to RWA

    Stephen Young & Storm: NFTFi – P2P NFT Lending Protocol: From PFPs & Art to RWA

    After a 2021 frothy bull market, NFTs are currently experiencing the depression phase of the market cycle. However, despite the fact that only NFT art has truly found its product-market fit, NFTs in general represented the consumerist moment for crypto. In addition, they also provided a solution for tokenising real world assets (RWA) and intangibles, potentially penetrating markets worth hundreds of trillions of dollars. Moreover, similar to digital art, the advent of AI poses a challenge when it comes to establishing provenance, but this represents another utility for NFTs, as they can be traced back to their origin, given the public nature of blockchains.

    We were joined by Stephen Young and Storm from NFTFi, to discuss the general state of the NFT market, future prospects for NFT development and how their P2P NFT lending platform unlocks new sources of liquidity in this bear market.

    Topics covered in this episode:

    • Stephen’s & Storm’s backgrounds and what allured them to NFT finance
    • NFT market overview
    • Tokenised real world assets (RWA)
    • NFTFi’s peer-to-peer vs. peer-to-pool models
    • How other DeFi derivatives apply to the NFT market
    • NFT vs. fungible token market size
    • Blur’s Blend
    • NFT royalties
    • NFT lending protocols differences
    • How escrow contracts affect NFT ownership and utility
    • NFTFi roadmap
    • Interest rates for different collections
    • NFT art market
    • AI art
    • Collateralizing RWA

    Episode links:

    This episode is hosted by Brian Fabian Crain. Show notes and listening options: epicenter.tv/508

    EP618: How blockchain is being used to transform the global financial infrastructure

    EP618: How blockchain is being used to transform the global financial infrastructure

    Jason Thompson, CEO, Partior

    Harnessing the blockchain and smart contracts technology, Partior has created an open platform that enables banks around the world to provide real-time cross-border multi-currency payments, trade finance, foreign exchange and DVP securities settlements. Robin Amlôt of IBS Intelligence speaks to Partior’s Chief Executive Officer Jason Thompson.

    151: Katrina Donaghy | Civic Ledger

    151: Katrina Donaghy | Civic Ledger

    Katrina Donaghy, co-founder of Civic Ledger, joins Dexter Cousins for ep151 of Fintech Chatter. Katrina shares the journey of her company and the role of blockchain technology in solving efficiency problems in government.

    Katrina emphasises the importance of focusing on the "why" rather than the "what" of blockchain and highlights the potential of tokenisation as the killer app for this technology. Katrina also shares her insights on the challenges and opportunities in the fintech industry and the need for a contextual relationship between technology and society.

    Overview

    In this episode the conversation centers around the need for trust and governance in water distribution. Civic Ledger help citizens, industries and governments bring transparency, accountability and auditability to transactions and data in real time enabled by blockchain technology.

    The conversation also touches on the challenges and opportunities of bringing blockchain to the attention of the government, the importance of having a coordinated voice, and the need to focus on solutions rather than problems.


    Key Takeaways:

    • Blockchain technology can improve transparency and accountability in government by providing a trustless method of transaction verification.
    • Tokenization is the killer app for blockchain technology, as it allows for the digital representation of valuable assets.
    • The adoption of blockchain technology requires a contextual relationship with governance and principles such as access, equity, and democracy.
    • Australia can learn from countries like Vietnam, India, and China, which are embracing blockchain technology and investing in its development.


    Quotes:

    "We have to reinvent ourselves all the time, stay on our mission, but really keep on questioning what's our purpose." - Katrina Donaghy

    "We knew way back then that highly regulated asset classes would be really useful with this tokenisation technology." - Katrina Donaghy

    "We haven't asked for permission to do this. It's 15 years since Satoshi's White paper. And in 15 years, we've built this entire global economy." - Katrina Donaghy


    About Katrina

    Through Katrina's early years as a sociologist through to her interest in entrepreneurialism, she has extensive experience in public policy and early stage commercialisation. For more than 20 years, Katrina has worked in both public and not for profit sectors with a specific focus on business development, project delivery and revenue diversification with the view to building resilient and sustainable organisations. 

    In Australia, she organises Women in Blockchain events and regularly speaks on the topic of why cities and governments should be exploring blockchain technologies. Katrina's interest in blockchain technologies is driven by her curiousity of its potential for governments to create and facilitate new citizen-at-the-centre markets, organisations and economies of the future.

    Connect with Katrina - https://www.linkedin.com/in/katrina-donaghy/

    https://www.civicledger.com/


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    Ep592: Data protection – what’s the next step on from GDPR?

    Ep592: Data protection – what’s the next step on from GDPR?

    Paul Mountford, Chief Executive Officer, Protegrity

    May 2023 marked the 5th anniversary of GDPR. Now is the time to take the next step forward in managing data with a global data security framework with common standards. Such a framework would allow secure borderless data flow. But is this a realistic aim? According to UNCTAD 71% of countries have data protection regulations in place and a further 9% have legislation in development. One solution to this multiplicity of regulatory environment could come with greater adoption of pseudoanonymised data. Paul Mountford, CEO of Protegrity explains to Robin Amlôt of IBS Intelligence how this could work.

    Ep574: How traditional banking is being disrupted by new products and strategies

    Ep574: How traditional banking is being disrupted by new products and strategies

    Jeroen Plag, Head of Group Strategy & Innovation, ING

    How should banks position themselves not only to leverage the benefits of digitalisation but also to protect against previous unlooked-for increases in risk and resiliency issues. The challenge is to improve customer experience, revenue generation and efficiency while maintaining confidence in the bank’s cybersecurity profile and 24/7 availability of its services. Robin Amlôt  of IBS Intelligence speaks to Jeroen Plag, Head of Group Strategy & Innovation at ING about the future of banking and the future of money.

    WiserWednesday.com #S01.E08 - What the Web3?!

    WiserWednesday.com #S01.E08 - What the Web3?!
    We delved into this Brave New World at this month’s Wiser Wednesday panel event – What in the Web3?! We learn't that 'if it can be tokenised, it will be tokenised' - Ismail Malik. Our speakers are Ismail Malik (Blockchain Lab), Ida Faldbakken (Katapult Future Fest), Nick Kengmana (Go Beyond) and Yaz El Hakim (VerifyEd). James Potten (amplified.me) is your host as always. Enjoy!

    Ep530: How gamification is helping BBVA upskill its banking workforce

    Ep530: How gamification is helping BBVA upskill its banking workforce

    Alberto González, Learning Discipline Leader, BBVA; José Martinez, Talent Management Discipline Leader, BBVA

    Global banking group BBVA is leveraging tools developed by cloud-based people development software provider Cornerstone OnDemand to upskill employees. Initiatives being undertaken include gamification and tokenisation make the online learning platform more rewarding, interactive, and engaging, and a ‘Camp’ project which treats each training journey as an expedition. Robin Amlôt of IBS Intelligence speaks to Alberto González, Learning Discipline Leader at BBVA (pictured) and José Martinez, the bank’s Talent Management Discipline Leader.

    NEAR Foundation CEO Marieke Flament on building USDC issuer Circle, business neobank Mettle, and growing the NEAR ecosystem

    NEAR Foundation CEO Marieke Flament on building USDC issuer Circle, business neobank Mettle, and growing the NEAR ecosystem
    In this conversation, we chat with Marieke Flament, CEO of Near Foundation. Marieke is a French-born computer engineer who has worked across the globe in a diverse range of companies that include Boston Consulting Group, LVMH, and Expedia’s Hotels.com. In her previous role, she was Managing Director of Europe and Global CMO for Circle, one of the world’s largest crypto companies. At Circle, she pioneered the consumer application of blockchain, taking several products to market and building a user base of over two million in less than two years. She also helped move the blockchain agenda forward by working with key decision makers, including governments and financial policy makers across Europe. She is passionate about exploring the ways in which technology can be used to change people's lives and is an advocate for diversity and inclusion in finance and technology. Marieke was recognised in the Women in FinTech Powerlist for 2019 and frequently provides media commentary on technology and the future of finance. More specifically, we touch on the journey from Fintech Web2 to Layer-1 protocols and Web3, the neobanking ecosystem and comparatives, the role of the NEAR protocol and its Foundation, the three foundational pillars of NEAR, and so so much more!Disclaimer here — this newsletter does not provide investment advice and represents solely the views and opinions of FINTECH BLUEPRINT LTD. Contributors: Lex, Laurence, Matt, Farhad, Mike, Daniella Want to discuss? Stop by our Discord and reach out here with questions.

    Distributing €1.4 trillion of investment funds on blockchain, with Allfunds' Ruben Nieto

    Distributing €1.4 trillion of investment funds on blockchain, with Allfunds' Ruben Nieto
    In this conversation, we chat with Ruben Nieto, the managing director at Allfunds Blockchain S.L.U., who has more than 15 years applying technology to the financial services industry. Ruben has been intrumental in building solutions for the institutional fund distribution leading platform in Europe, Allfunds Bank. More specifically, we touch on all things digital asset management, wealth management, Ruben’s, blockchain journey around digital assets in the enterprise space, and so so much more!Disclaimer here — this newsletter does not provide investment advice and represents solely the views and opinions of FINTECH BLUEPRINT LTD. Contributors: Lex, Laurence, Matt, Farhad, Mike, Daniella Want to discuss? Stop by our Discord and reach out here with questions.

    Ep315: How to succeed in raising funds and why a white label blockchain payments service makes sense

    Ep315: How to succeed in raising funds and why a white label blockchain payments service makes sense

    Ron Totaro, CEO, Tassat

    Tassat CEO Ron Totaro has experience as an advisor to private capital and venture firms around investment opportunities in emerging technologies so what would he be saying to FinTechs seeking funding? And what of Tassat’s own offering – TassatPay® – a blockchain-based B2B payments platform for banks to offer to their commercial customers? Tassat’s offering was the first digital payments platform approved by US regulators, the NYDFS and the FDIC. Totaro talks to Robin Amlôt of IBS Intelligence about developing a white label solution for mid-tier banks.

    Bart Smets, Seasoned Leader And MD at IT2Profit On ICT, Blockchain, Bitcoin, Crypto, Tokenisation, OCT & Cybersecurity

    Bart Smets, Seasoned Leader And MD at IT2Profit On ICT, Blockchain, Bitcoin, Crypto, Tokenisation, OCT & Cybersecurity

    Bart Smets, MD at IT2Profit, is the new guest in this Dinis Guarda citiesabc openbusinesscouncil YouTube Series. A seasoned leader who has worked ast CTO of Coca-Cola and other companies, he shares his insights about topics such as ICT, Blockchain, Bitcoin, Crypto, Tokenisation, OCT & Cybersecurity.

    Bart Smets is a seasoned leader with a large international, intercultural experience in Business projects, Managed Services, IT and Security as well operationally as commercial. Bart Smets is the Chief Information Officer at Corona Direct Verzekeringen, MD at IT2Profit: ICT and Blockchain Strategic Consultancy. Having a background as regional CTO in Coca-Cola, Bart is also the Co-Founder and COO at SwissCryp, Co-founder at Lux Consulting.

    Bart Smets Interview Focus

    1. An introduction from you - background, overview, education...

    2. What can you tell us about your role at ITProfit? What's the mission & vision of the company?

    3. Your work at Coca-Cola and your main takeaways from that experience? 3. Being a seasoned leader and now working with emerging techs, what are your views on blockchain?

    4. And what about Bitcoin, crypto and the tokenisation of many businesses and organizations we are going through?

    5. How do you see the challenges with the fragmentation of technology and close of technologies and systems? Special as technology - Internet protocols, Blockchain, AI advances so fast?

    6. With Covid-19 digital transformation has leapfrogged. What are your visions for the present and future of blockchain and AI special when it comes to the industry?

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    How crypto is boosting financial inclusion | Teana Baker-Taylor, Binance

    How crypto is boosting financial inclusion | Teana Baker-Taylor, Binance

    This week, Binance UK Director Teana Baker-Taylor joins Lloyd for an enlightening chat about career progression, crypto and so much more! A financial veteran with over 20 years’ experience at companies like HSBC, Global Digital Finance and Coinfloor, Teana offers incredible insight into both blockchain and financial services in general.

    Touching on everything from the importance of community building to tokenisation’s potential for financial inclusion, Teana and Lloyd talk everything crypto has to offer. Then they dig into Teana’s career to provide crucial advice: how to forge your own career path, how to take feedback effectively, how to find the right mentor and other valuable lessons!

    Episode Highlights:

    06:10: Teana walks us through her experience with big banks.

    10:50: How Binance offers a customer-centric approach to blockchain.

    16:40: Why crypto companies need to deliver on the promise of tokenisation.

    24:55: Teana shares her vision of the future of crypto.

    32:10: How Binance contributes to the growth of the crypto asset community.

    39:50: Why it’s crucial to bring your authentic self to work.

    44:10: Teana’s tips for finding the right mentor.

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