Decentralisation Of Financial Services Through Crypto And Blockchain
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Claims widespread bank interest with 91% of banks investing in blockchain but only 14% in production in 2017, major dev activity in San Francisco and London, and top concerns of scalability, industry standards and legacy interoperability. Specific use cases include payments (a roughly $600B market with about $40B in fees and 2–15% transfer costs), a $380B financial inclusion opportunity, a $1.6 trillion trade finance gap being tackled by an eight‑bank permissioned platform due Q2, Ripple with 75+ banks, and low‑liquidity decentralized exchanges.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Blockchain in financial services
- 1:15Blockchain investment trends
- 2:23Blockchain challenges
- 4:55Decentralized finance pillars
- 5:57Financial inclusion via payments
- 7:44Global trade finance
- 9:33Asset management KYC/AML
- 11:20Decentralized exchanges liquidity
- 12:03Crypto as fiat currency
- 13:11Summary blockchain adoption
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