The digital assets ecosystem is going through a period of transition, moving from risky, nascent technology to production-grade, regulated business. What’s likely to come next has been put under the microscope in the Official Monetary and Financial Institutions Forum’s (OMFIF) Digital Assets 2023 report, supported by TP ICAP as a sponsor.
Covering everything from the sanitisation of the crypto ecosystem to the application of blockchain technology in finance, the report is a comprehensive insight into the digital assets landscape. Commenting on the report, Duncan Trenholme, Global Co-Head of TP ICAP Digital Assets, said: “Contributing to the regulatory and policy conversations happening globally on the use of blockchain and DLT technology within the world's financial, energy and commodities markets is key to our strategy at TP ICAP. As a major venue operator, with a market leading Digital Assets business, TP ICAP has a both a lot to give, and learn from, these foras.
The full report can be accessed through OMFIF's Website.
“We are pleased to partner with OMFIF, an independent think tank, on their Digital Assets 2023 Report and will continue to work with leading policy research institutes to evolve our innovation strategy moving forward
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