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The World Bank says its new debt instrument "bond-i" is the first bond to have both issuance and trading recorded on a blockchain.
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Is it time to rethink private blockchains? The World Bank's "blockchain bond" success has reinvigorated that question.
2018-9-4 15:00 | |
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The World Bank has announced that the Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA)-backed blockchain bond has raised more than $80 million. This figure means that the first-ever blockchain bond has exceeded its fundraising expectation.
2018-8-25 21:31 | |
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The proceeds generated after the bond issuance will go towards supporting World Bank’s sustainable development projects in emerging economies. The post World Bank to Launch First Ever Blockchain Bond Next Week appeared first on CoinSpeaker.
2018-8-24 23:30 | |
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The blockchain-powered bond to be issued by the global financial institution will have a value of A$100 million.
2018-8-24 19:30 | |
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The World Bank is expected to settle its first blockchain-based bond worth $73 Million at the end of this month.
2018-8-23 12:30 | |
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The Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) has been mandated by the World Bank to issue the world’s first bond created, allocated and managed on the blockchain. Once issued, the bond will be managed by the World Bank in Washington and CBA in Sydney over a private Ethereum-based blockchain, with CBA stating that it remains open […]
2018-8-14 21:00 | |
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The Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) was awarded the rights to issue and operate financial bonds solely powered by blockchain technology, as reported by mortgagebusiness on July 13, 2018. World’s First Blockchain Bond Termed the world’s first bond “created, allocated and managed using blockchain technology,” the CBA holds the distinction of being selected by the World Bank to pilot the.
2018-8-14 00:00 | |
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The World Bank has chosen the Commonwealth Bank of Australia to help organize a new Ethereum blockchain bond denominated in Australian dollars. The bond is projected to raise between $50-$100 million, and proceeds will go towards sustainable development initiatives.
2018-8-13 08:00 | |
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Australia’s largest bank, Commonwealth Bank of Australia has been mandated by the World Bank to issue bonds created exclusively on blockchain platform, right from their creation, allocation and transfer to other potential bondholders.
2018-8-11 13:00 | |
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Australia’s Commercial Bank (CommBank) has partnered with the World Bank Group to offer a bond over the blockchain technology. In a statement released on Friday, the bank which is among the top four largest commercial banks in Australia informed the public about the partnership.
2018-8-10 23:03 | |
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The Commonwealth Bank of Australia has announced it is creating what it claims is the first bond entirely transferred and managed on the blockchain.
2018-8-10 21:06 | |
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Called bond-i, which stands for Blockchain Offered New Debt Instrument, the bond will become the first one to be managed completely with blockchain technology. The post World Bank Chooses CBA to Be the First and Sole Arranger of Blockchain Bond appeared first on CoinSpeaker.
2018-8-10 18:06 | |
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Forget about the Security and Exchange Commission’s shaky decision-making in terms of Bitcoin ETFs, and take cues from the World Bank. They are now planning to launch the first blockchain bond in the world and have mandated the Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) to arrange the blockchain-based financial instrument.
2018-8-10 17:30 | |
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Australia has maintained a Blockchain-friendly position with its government-backed exploration of Blockchain technology for various applications. Now, it is getting ready to issue the world’s first Blockchain bond upon being mandated by the World Bank.
2018-8-10 16:55 | |
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The global financial institution decided to use the cryptocurrency technology due to its capabilities to simplify capital raising and trading.
2018-8-10 15:29 | |
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In a world first, a blockchain bond has been mandated by the Common Wealth Bank of Australia (CBA) via the World Bank. The post World Bank chooses Common Wealth Bank of Australia for first blockchain bond appeared first on Ethereum World News.
2018-8-10 14:23 | |
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Even the goddamn World Bank isn’t immune to blockchain hype: it has mandated that the first ever bond be issued via blockchain. The Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) will be issuing what’s being called “the Kangaroo bond.
2018-8-10 13:30 | |
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Blockchain bond? The brother of the elusive British spy, James Bond? Or, a blockchain operation featuring a bond? Sadly, James isn’t about to acquire a blockchain based partner, he’s stuck with the Aston Martin for now.
2018-8-10 11:30 | |
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The Commonwealth Bank of Australia has been chosen by the World Bank Group to help issue a bond on a blockchain.
2018-8-10 09:00 | |
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The Commonwealth Bank of Australia has received a mandate from the World Bank to create and issue a bond exclusively on a blockchain
2018-8-10 07:41 | |
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Art and cryptocurrency really share a certain bond: their value is just agreed upon – albeit subjectively. Long ago, society decided gold was worth something, mostly because it is pretty and kind of hard to get.
2018-8-6 20:08 | |
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In terms of investing, risk is defined as the chances of loss relative to an expected return. Hypothetically, if two assets are expected to return the same amount but one is a low-risk bond, and the other is a riskier real estate asset, the bond would be the preferred choice.
2018-7-16 01:00 | |
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