SBI to investigate IBM, Blockchain bond training

IBM is working with a new blockchain pilot Japan Securities Firm, which emphasizes the foundation for the next generation bond trading system.

IBM and SBI Securities, a subsidiary of SBI Holdings, are trying to create new mechanisms for trading bonds using IBM's hyperlinker BlockBoyen. The aim of the collaboration between SBI and IBM is to test commercially effective platforms for block-based bond trading.

The two organizations do not just check for this specific use. Several companies have tried to ease the business of disaster bond using tragedy, while others saw the development of various types of bond exchange platforms.

SBI Securities Chief Executive Hiruukki Ogawa said in a statement, "To understand the complexity or complexity of the implementation of this test, to create a plan for deployment and to collect knowledge through the use of Blockcon technology in our products."

SBI Holdings, through its subsidiary SBI investment, has acquired a combination of companies like Bitcoin exchange BitFloyer. SBI Holdings also took part in Ripple's $ 55m Series B funding announced last month, and later partnerships with Ripple to launch a new business aimed at pitching start-up technology in the Asia market.
This project is the latest trial of the kind announced by IBM, working with various international organizations to test technology applications. Earlier this week, IBM has announced that it is working with Walmart to test a supply discipline application in China's huge pork market.

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