Cryptocurrencies may be having a rough 2022, but blockchain technology is expected to thrive moving forward, according to auditing firm KPMG. "A new report by global auditing giant KPMG predicts an ...
Institutions are embracing stablecoin technology to cut costs, speed up settlement times, and unlock liquidity in a $150 ...
Blockchain is gaining momentum across different industries as its benefits start to become clear. The concept of a distributed and transparent ledger gives businesses a way to improve efficiency, cut ...
More than 7% of fintech companies headquartered in Australia shut down in 2024, with the blockchain and cryptocurrency market taking the biggest hit, a KPMG study of the country’s fintech landscape ...
KPMG covered the global fintech trends as part of its quarterly “The Pulse of Fintech” analysis. In the report, the firm said blockchain is attracting “significant attention” from a variety of fintech ...
Blockchain.com, a leading crypto exchange and wallet provider, is considering a US public listing via a SPAC deal, sources ...
Luxembourg-based fintech firm Blockchain.com can legally offer wallet and custody services in the European Economic Area (EEA ...
KPMG has appointed software engineer and tech entrepreneur Alyse Sue as its new head of metaverse future, with the goal of creating a multimillion-dollar business based on metaverse technology and ...
The majority of consumers — 63 percent — are encouraged by the advantages of blockchain-based tokens used for payments, according to a KPMG survey. KPMG surveyed 1,000 Americans ages 18 and up in the ...
Amid a banner year for Bitcoin, two crypto firms have held initial public offerings, and more are hoping to do the same. One of those appears to be Blockchain.com, which earlier this year announced ...
As the firm itself pushes additional resources into its blockchain division, KPMG pinpointed how much fintech investment grew during the first half of this year. According to KPMG’s Pulse of Fintech ...
Global investments in cryptocurrency companies pulled back to $14.2 billion in the first half of 2022 from a record $32.1 billion last year, a slowdown that’s expected to continue, according to a new ...
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