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| | | ... financial institutions in 36 countries, including four of Australia's largest banks, showed that artificial intelligence, blockchain and the Internet of Things are redefining the nature of financial services. Every Australian respondent already had established ... |
| | | | ... rise of new technologies creating business efficiencies, particularly the significant potential offered by deploying blockchain, will be the biggest influencers on financial services over the next decade and those that don't adopt will be left behind ... |
| | | | The ASX's potential rollout of blockchain or distributed ledger technology (DLT) is well on track, chief executive Dominic Stevens told the exchange's annual general meeting today. An official announcement to determine the suitability of DLT to replace ... |
| | | | ... new world landscape." Drilling down into specifics, Cant hailed what he sees as the endless possibilities offered by blockchain to completely rewrite the financial services industry, and shared his dream to see Australia be a world leader in the space. ... |
| | | | The ASX decision to replace its exchange settlement system in place of distributed ledger technology (DLT) or blockchain could come as soon as December. ASX chief executive Dominic Stevens said the exchange has undertaken initiatives and industry-wide ... |
| | | | ... virtual and augmented reality, and the human/machine interface; nanotechnology and 3D/4D printing; and cybersecurity and blockchain," she said. |
| | | | ... director Sarah Hayward added: "For the managed funds segment, the scale and speed at which new technologies such as blockchain, robo-advice and machine learning are challenging business models makes adding technologists to strategic levels a corporate ... |
| | | | ... are leading and benefiting from cross-sector innovations such as robotics, 3D printing, big data, machine learning, blockchain technology, cloud computing, energy storage, and DNA sequencing. Nikko AM described the move as a natural progression of an ... |
| | | | Ambitious financial services firms are driving Australia's global leadership in the development of blockchain technology, which is already delivering productivity and innovation benefits to the nation's trillion-dollar wealth industry. BNP Paribas Securities ... |
| | | | ... lead partner Nick Spooner highlighted the rise of artificial intelligence, peer-to-peer cover, on-demand insurance and blockchain, noting that collectively insurtech will have a transformative effect on the industry. "For hundreds of years, the insurance ... |
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