S5 E14 April 3rd Digital Bytes with James Tylee and Jonny Fry featuring Emily Landis Walker, Senior Financial Services Executive at Landis & Co
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Can extended reality (XR) help banks reconnect to customers? - the financial industry is undergoing a profound transformation driven by technological advancements, particularly extended reality (XR), virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR). These innovations offer banks the opportunity to further revolutionize customer engagement by creating immersive experiences in the metaverse. However, navigating this shift requires addressing ethical, regulatory and technological challenges whilst traditional banks must adapt to meet customers' expectations for seamless digital services. Despite the hurdles, XR presents an exciting path forward for reshaping the future of finance and customer interaction. Full Article Here The digital transformation of finance: Germany's emerging crypto landscape - DZ Bank and Börse Stuttgart are pioneering retail crypto services in Germany, targeting both institutional and retail clients and the Bundestag is exploring the issue of a digital €. Commerzbank's crypto custody licence signifies institutional acceptance, whilst Swarm's BaFin-regulated platform pioneers DeFi compliance. The Electronic Securities Act is enabling real estate tokenization; KfW and tectrex AG are revolutionizing debt instruments with tokenized bonds; and Tradias is leading money market fund digitization. Undoubtedly, Germany is embracing digital assets, so shaping finance's future with both innovation and collaboration. Full Article Here Decentralized identity management for humanitarian aid distribution - during a sudden evacuation, collecting essential documents such as birth certificates, school diplomas and identification papers may not be the priority. But, without the necessary credentials, the task of seeking refuge, applying for employment or accessing help and support becomes far more challenging. Decentralized identity management leveraging blockchain technology presents a thought-provoking solution for humanitarian aid distribution, promising enhanced efficiency, security and privacy, and so safeguarding fundamental rights in humanitarian endeavours. Full Article Here The need for business continuity planning in the crypto/blockchain community: ensuring resilience in digital finance - in the dynamic world of cryptocurrency and blockchain, robust business continuity planning is essential for operational stability amidst regulatory complexities and technological advancements. Entities must navigate compliance intricacies, enforce ICT resilience and adapt swiftly to regulatory changes so as to maintain trust and resilience. Agility, adaptability and proactive measures are vital for crypto/blockchain entities to thrive and secure trust from stakeholders. Full Article Here
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