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Artesian : DueDil, a leading UK Fintech tackling some of financial services biggest challenges, is pleased to announce a new partnership with enterprise digital identity provider, Umazi. Aiming to set a new onboarding standard for due diligence processes in the SME market, the collaboration between these two influential digital leaders will uniquely facilitate a more […]

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On February 1, DueDil, a UK fintech firm, announced a new partnership with Umazi, a London-based enterprise digital identity provider.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has approved BSTX, a joint venture between tZero and Boston Options Exchange (BOX) Digital Markets, to operate as a national securities exchange.

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Following its crypto crackdown, China will reportedly keep a close eye on digital collectibles via permissioned blockchain infrastructure.

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