Bank's push of cross-border trade blockchain complicates single platform aim

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Bank's push of cross-border trade blockchain complicates single platform aim

| Jul 05, 2018 12:14PM EDT
Global trade-oriented blockchain solutions are moving from pilot to purported commercial viability in Asia and Europe, as shippers evaluate whether blockchain is something in which they should invest in the short term and which project to back.
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