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This White Paper describes Blockchain technology and explores the impacts on fund distribution and settlement. Blockchain technology is likely to disrupt almost all activities where there are intermediaries. In particular, the asset servicing value chain would be completely redesigned in the near future to eliminate intermediaries and therefore lower transaction time and costs, as well as increase transparency via a distributed and publicly available ledger.
This report takes a deep dive into the value proposition of blockchain technology and its applicability to property leasing and management processes.
The Kinetic Enterprise" is the title of this year's Deloitte Tech Trends report, which highlights the future of enterprises against the backdrop of IT-driven changes. On the one hand, this means overcoming one's own operational inertia and, on the other hand, asserting itself in a constantly changing business world
The Deloitte Blockchain Institute released a report on how Blockchain could impact the media industry. Blockchain technologyâs benefits, according to Deloitte, can be grouped into three main categories; getting consumers to pay more often, tracking copyrights, and increasing efficiency.
Picture a trade floor five years in the future. The robotic trader managing one of the gas desks is about to execute a physical natural gas trade with an industrial customer. One of the robotâs trading algorithms scans available market interest and optimises its search for the best deal to meet the customerâs volume and tenor requirements for a given period. Once the robotâs proposed deal terms are approved by the customer, the trade is executed and recorded on the blockchain. The deal terms are automatically confirmed and nomination information is recorded on the blockchain and available to the pipeline shipping the gas. As gas flows throughout the month, physical settlement occurs daily with payment initiated immediately. All activity added to the blockchain is readily available to the seller, buyer, pipeline and bank. Physical title of the gas is also conveyed directly via the blockchain.
Bitcoin, Blockchain & distributed ledgers: Caught between promise and reality builds on the foundations laid down in the last report, The Future of Exchanging Value: Cryptocurrencies and the trust economy (FoEV) published in January. Where FoEV focused on the emergence of cryptocurrencies, this report takes as deeper look at the business, regulatory and practical implications of the technologies that underpin them.
This article is based on research and interviews we undertook with RegTech companies and seeks to explore how firms can benefit from regulatory technology and how they can leverage regulatory focused data to better understand and manage their compliance risks.
As a firm which is committed to develop, lead and promote innovation, we are delighted to launch the "Israel: A Hotspot for Blockchain Innovation" report". This report is the first of its kind, offering a laterally overview of the blockchain technology - the ecosystem, benefits & challenges and the blockchain startup landscape in Israel.
In this special report, we examine how various disruptive trends we are seeing today in areas such as artificial intelligence and machine learning, blockchain technology, collaborative ecosystems, cryptocurrencies, demographics, and customer experience are coming together to influence the future of banking. This outlook is part of Deloitteâs Financial Services Industry Outlooks series, which provides disruptive trends and bold predictions over the long term for banking, insurance, investment management, and commercial real estate.
The 2016 report identifies eight trends that reflect macro forces fuelling innovation: digital, analytics, cloud, the renaissance of core systems, and the changing role of IT within the enterprise, balanced with the implications of cyber riskâsecurity, compliance, regulatory and compliance, quality, and safety.