Digital exchanges nipping at the heels of slow-to-evolve players
Six Group sees the digitalisation of capital markets entering the mainstream for the good of companies and investors
Claudia Tan HS
Singapore
TRADITIONAL exchanges should brace themselves for stiffer competition, given the emergence of a growing number of regulated digital players that are set to make a wider range of assets tradable, Jos Dijsselhof, the chief executive of the Swiss stock exchange operator Six Group, has said.
Using distributed ledger technology, digital securities exchanges enable quicker, cost-effective transactions, while also paving the way for access to alternative assets, which may otherwise be available only to financial institutions or ultra-high-net-worth investors.
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