iSTOX's novel approach to private markets needs time to gain acceptance
The platform's blockchain and smart contract technology might be a tough sell to investors now
Singapore
INDUSTRY players are optimistic as to what capital markets platform iSTOX can bring to the private markets, but some cite concerns over whether the platform can actually attract essential stakeholders.
The platform announced on Monday that it has graduated from the Monetary Authority of Singapore's (MAS's) FinTech Regulatory Sandbox, and is now fully licensed operational.
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