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R3 WELCOMES THOMSON REUTERS TO DISTRIBUTED LEDGER CONSORTIUM
R3 WELCOMES THOMSON REUTERS TO DISTRIBUTED LEDGER CONSORTIUM
Published by Gbaf News
Posted on August 3, 2016
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Published by Gbaf News
Posted on August 3, 2016
Addition affirms Thomson Reuters commitment to drive innovation in emerging technologies through collaboration with key industry participants
Thomson Reuters has joined financial innovation firm R3’s partnership to design and apply distributed and shared ledger-inspired technologies to global financial markets.
As a leading source of news and information for professional markets, Thomson Reuters will contribute insights from its work with customers to drive product innovation and transformation in the financial sector using distributed ledger technologies. Becoming a part of R3 is another important step for Thomson Reuters to continue as an active participant in this emerging technology space and as a committed partner to innovate alongside our customers. Thomson Reuters has operated in more than 100 countries for more than 100 years, and brings a wide range of customer perspectives to R3’s collaborative research.
The R3team of financialindustryveterans, technologistsandblockchainandcryptocurrencyexperts collaborate with consortium membersonresearch, experimentation, designandengineeringtohelpadvancethis technology tomeetbankingrequirementsforidentity, privacy, security, scalability, interoperability and integration with legacy systems.
R3 recently unveiled Corda™, its shared ledger platform specifically designed to record, manage and synchronise financial agreements between regulated financial institutions. It is heavily inspired by and captures the benefits of blockchain systems, without the design choices that make blockchains inappropriate for many banking scenarios.
“Thomson Reuters has been collaborating with customers on blockchain and distributed ledger initiatives and powerful proof-of-concept projects for some time now,” said Mark Rodrigues, Managing Director, Strategic Customers & Solutions, Thomson Reuters. “The opportunities afforeded by this emerging technology are enormously exciting for us and for our customers, and our goal with R3 is to collaborate together with the consortium and our customers in these key industry discussions as we shape the future of financial transactions.”
“Our network of members continues to grow and diversify at a rapid rate, and the addition of a major market data and technology provider is another significant milestone for R3,” said David Rutter, CEO, R3. “Distributed and shared ledger-based solutions hold the potential to transform the technology used by financial market participants to execute trades and access market data, and Thomson Reuters’ insight and expertise in this field will be an invaluable asset in our collaborative lab environment.”
Thomson Reuters joins the global network of R3 partners united in its lab environment, the R3 Lab and Research Centre, which has quickly become a center of gravity for collaborative research and testing of distributed and shared-ledger inspired technologies.
Addition affirms Thomson Reuters commitment to drive innovation in emerging technologies through collaboration with key industry participants
Thomson Reuters has joined financial innovation firm R3’s partnership to design and apply distributed and shared ledger-inspired technologies to global financial markets.
As a leading source of news and information for professional markets, Thomson Reuters will contribute insights from its work with customers to drive product innovation and transformation in the financial sector using distributed ledger technologies. Becoming a part of R3 is another important step for Thomson Reuters to continue as an active participant in this emerging technology space and as a committed partner to innovate alongside our customers. Thomson Reuters has operated in more than 100 countries for more than 100 years, and brings a wide range of customer perspectives to R3’s collaborative research.
The R3team of financialindustryveterans, technologistsandblockchainandcryptocurrencyexperts collaborate with consortium membersonresearch, experimentation, designandengineeringtohelpadvancethis technology tomeetbankingrequirementsforidentity, privacy, security, scalability, interoperability and integration with legacy systems.
R3 recently unveiled Corda™, its shared ledger platform specifically designed to record, manage and synchronise financial agreements between regulated financial institutions. It is heavily inspired by and captures the benefits of blockchain systems, without the design choices that make blockchains inappropriate for many banking scenarios.
“Thomson Reuters has been collaborating with customers on blockchain and distributed ledger initiatives and powerful proof-of-concept projects for some time now,” said Mark Rodrigues, Managing Director, Strategic Customers & Solutions, Thomson Reuters. “The opportunities afforeded by this emerging technology are enormously exciting for us and for our customers, and our goal with R3 is to collaborate together with the consortium and our customers in these key industry discussions as we shape the future of financial transactions.”
“Our network of members continues to grow and diversify at a rapid rate, and the addition of a major market data and technology provider is another significant milestone for R3,” said David Rutter, CEO, R3. “Distributed and shared ledger-based solutions hold the potential to transform the technology used by financial market participants to execute trades and access market data, and Thomson Reuters’ insight and expertise in this field will be an invaluable asset in our collaborative lab environment.”
Thomson Reuters joins the global network of R3 partners united in its lab environment, the R3 Lab and Research Centre, which has quickly become a center of gravity for collaborative research and testing of distributed and shared-ledger inspired technologies.