The transfer agent: A deep-dive into how blockchain technology can help capital markets

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The transfer agent: A deep-dive into how blockchain technology can help capital markets

Fintech Beat, Ep. 31

Public blockchains such as those that underpin cryptocurrencies like bitcoin are most at risk because anyone can participate. (Dan Kitwood/Getty Images file photo)

Posted December 10, 2019 at 12:30am

Fintech Beat speaks with innovator Jeffrey Bandman who served as the architect of LabCFTC. We take a deep dive to explore blockchain technology and how it can be applied to capital markets, and the infrastructure supporting digital securities.

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