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Singapore: DBS Bank Gets Regulatory Approval from MAS to Offer Crypto Services

Singapore-based DBS Bank’s brokerage arm has received “in principal” approval to begin offering crypto services to asset managers and companies. DBS Bank Launches Crypto Services According to a Cryptox report published today, major Singaporean bank DBS Bank’s brokerage arm – DBS Vickers – has finally obtained the go-ahead from the national financial

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JPMorgan, DBS and Temasek partner on new blockchain for payments

U.S. investment bank J.P. Morgan is partnering with Singapore’s DBS Bank and state-owned investment company Temasek to form a technology company for developing a blockchain-based platform for payments. The company, named Partior, aims to reduce frictions in cross-border payments, trade and foreign exchange settlement, according to a joint statement.  Partior — which

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JPMorgan and DBS to launch blockchain cross-border payment platform

Major American investment bank JPMorgan is working with Singapore’s largest bank, DBS, and state investment firm Temasek to launch a new blockchain company focused on global payments and interbank transactions.Dubbed Partior, the new firm will use blockchain technology and digitize commercial bank money to reduce the existing friction in cross-border

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DBS and Standard Chartered to launch blockchain platform to curb trade finance fraud

The Singapore-based multinational banking entity DBS and Standard Chartered have completed the proof-of-oncept of their blockchain trade finance platform called the Trade Finance Registry.The two entities developed the PoC in collaboration with 12 other banks on top of the blockchain platform of Singapore-headquartered company dltledgers. dltledgers told Cryptox that the

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Pandemic Will Speed Bitcoin Adoption, Says DBS Bank Economist

“A pandemic-led acceleration of adoption.”  That’s how Singapore-based DBS Bank describes the current state of digital assets in its quarterly report on cryptocurrencies published in August. It’s interesting to hear such an observation from a respected multinational bank and its chief economist, Taimur Baig. However, there have lately been murmurings about certain

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