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Digital Bytes October 18th Edition with Jonny Fry and James Tylee featuring Leven Li from Enablercompliance
Web3 in banking: digitize or die? - as we live in the age of Web3 and the metaverse, we are seeing the development of new technologies and business models that could change how banks operate. When it comes to business, Web3 has significant effects on everyone involved; better services for end users such as regular banking, investment bankers and companies and individuals looking for alternative banking providers and solutions.
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Is a recession on its way and, if so, what does this mean for digital assets? - the global economy is facing numerous challenges, including the possibility of a recession due to factors such as inflation, rising interest rates, geopolitical tensions and demographic shifts. Traditional assets may become more volatile and riskier. The digital revolution, cryptocurrencies and asset tokenization offer new investment opportunities. Traditional assets such as real estate and fine art are becoming more accessible, and liquid and innovative financial products, such as digital private equity and venture capital, are emerging. Financial institutions are turning to digitization for cost savings and efficiency; exploring new asset classes and investment strategies in this changing financial landscape is vital.
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2023 real estate trends: embracing digital transformation (part 1) - the real estate industry is rapidly embracing digital transformation, driven by the advancing digital economy. This shift promises enhanced efficiency, cost reduction, and improved customer experiences. While it presents challenges such as financial constraints and employee resistance, the benefits include streamlined processes and improved customer engagement. Additionally, the demand for data centres is on the rise due to digitization, with promising investment opportunities in sectors like affordable housing, senior living, logistics, and hyperscale data centres, particularly in tech-savvy cities. Adapting to these digital changes is essential for the real estate industry's competitiveness and relevance.
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Stablecoins and clearing banks: merging traditional banking with digital innovation - stablecoins, designed for stability, are expanding beyond speculation and finding applications in B2B settlements and cross-border transactions. Financial-asset backed stablecoins offer potential integration into traditional banking, potentially enhancing liquidity and bridging the gap between traditional finance and DeFi. Clearing banks could issue stablecoins, but regulatory challenges remain. Embracing stablecoins issued by banks could transform the financial landscape, providing liquidity and stability to both traditional and crypto sectors.
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By James Tylee / Jonny FryWeb3 in banking: digitize or die? - as we live in the age of Web3 and the metaverse, we are seeing the development of new technologies and business models that could change how banks operate. When it comes to business, Web3 has significant effects on everyone involved; better services for end users such as regular banking, investment bankers and companies and individuals looking for alternative banking providers and solutions.
Full Article Here
Is a recession on its way and, if so, what does this mean for digital assets? - the global economy is facing numerous challenges, including the possibility of a recession due to factors such as inflation, rising interest rates, geopolitical tensions and demographic shifts. Traditional assets may become more volatile and riskier. The digital revolution, cryptocurrencies and asset tokenization offer new investment opportunities. Traditional assets such as real estate and fine art are becoming more accessible, and liquid and innovative financial products, such as digital private equity and venture capital, are emerging. Financial institutions are turning to digitization for cost savings and efficiency; exploring new asset classes and investment strategies in this changing financial landscape is vital.
Full Article Here
2023 real estate trends: embracing digital transformation (part 1) - the real estate industry is rapidly embracing digital transformation, driven by the advancing digital economy. This shift promises enhanced efficiency, cost reduction, and improved customer experiences. While it presents challenges such as financial constraints and employee resistance, the benefits include streamlined processes and improved customer engagement. Additionally, the demand for data centres is on the rise due to digitization, with promising investment opportunities in sectors like affordable housing, senior living, logistics, and hyperscale data centres, particularly in tech-savvy cities. Adapting to these digital changes is essential for the real estate industry's competitiveness and relevance.
Full Article Here
Stablecoins and clearing banks: merging traditional banking with digital innovation - stablecoins, designed for stability, are expanding beyond speculation and finding applications in B2B settlements and cross-border transactions. Financial-asset backed stablecoins offer potential integration into traditional banking, potentially enhancing liquidity and bridging the gap between traditional finance and DeFi. Clearing banks could issue stablecoins, but regulatory challenges remain. Embracing stablecoins issued by banks could transform the financial landscape, providing liquidity and stability to both traditional and crypto sectors.
Full Article Here