Why blockchain isn’t the hero the agriculture industry is looking for June 10, 2021 Graeme McCracken argues that blockchain in agriculture is a solution looking for an application and it would be unwise to jump on the bandwagon.
The tides are turning for blockchain in mainstream media May 17, 2021 Anyone working in blockchain PR over the past few years will tell you it has been an uphill struggle, writes Jenny Corlett.
Manage the risks of crypto, and you can reap the rewards April 22, 2021 Mark Robinson, insurance expert with Verlingue, explains how to manage the risks associated with cryptocurrency.
Institutional clients are here but is the crypto market ready to welcome them? April 15, 2021 Developing the right products to serve institutional clients is the key for the crypto industry to reach mainstream adoption, says Konstantin Anissimov, Executive Director at CEX.IO.
Are men afraid to sponsor women to succeed in the tech world? April 15, 2021 Dr Maxine Room asks if men are afraid to sponsor women to succeed in the tech world.
We need to strap a rocket to the government’s FinTech thinking March 12, 2021 In his final article of the week, Lord Chris Holmes details the urgent need for a centre within government that could lead on FinTech.
There’s a real prize for the UK to lead when it comes to distributed digital ID March 11, 2021 Crypto AM Parliamentary Special as Lord Holmes of Richmond MBE continues his series of articles on the Financial Services Bill.
DLT may not be the silver bullet, but it’s worth a shot March 10, 2021 Lord Holmes of Richmond MBE delivers the third installment of his five-piece analysis of the government's Financial Services Bill.
Financial institutions should consider appointing AI officers March 9, 2021 Lord Holmes of Richmond sets out his hopes for the Financial Services Bill in relation to Artificial Intelligence [AI].
Financial Services Bill: Time to act March 8, 2021 Crypto AM Parliamentary Special, with Lord Holmes of Richmond MBE who calls for action on the Financial Services Bill.
