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In a Q&A, Anthony Culligan, the chief engineer at SETL, argues that regulated blockchain-based tokens would eliminate the multiple layers of the settlement process.
(Anthony Culligan, the chief engineer at SETL, a London-based blockchain vendor, recently authored a whitepaper, “Realizing the Regulated Internet of Value,” focusing on regulation and the phenomenon of tokenization via blockchains/distributed ledger technology (DLT). Culligan argues that tokenization could profoundly streamline middle- and back-office operations and facilitate a generic way to own and trade regulated...
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