BIS Calling for Blockchain-Based Sustainable Finance Solutions
The Bank of International Settlements (BIS) is calling for blockchain-based sustainable finance solutions. Indeed, the newly announced COP28 initiative seeks the development of new blockchain-based technologies to aid the sustainability of the finance sector.
Additionally, the new initiatives have also called for artificial intelligence to be used to achieve their goals. Moreover, it is set to be developed alongside the Central Bank of the United Arab Emirates (UAE), and the Emirates Institute of Finance.
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BIS Seeking Blockchain-Based Finance Solutions
The development of Web3 technology has undoubtedly been among tech’s most impressive. Amid the boom in digital asset technology, the entire industry has noted marked growth. Now, an International finance institution is seeking to use that technology specifically, in service of green changes.
Indeed, the BIS is calling for the creation of blockchain-based sustainable finance solutions. Subsequently, the COP28 UAE TechSprint is asking teams to address data verification issues that remain in the finance sector. Moreover, it calls for solutions to also utilize AI in the solution creation.
Also Read: BIS Says Crypto is Unsuitaibl as Money for G20 Nations
BIS General Manager Agustin Carstens discussed the newly announced TechSprint. Specifically, he noted, “combating climate change is more urgent than ever, and it calls for profound change in the way economies operate and grow.”
“To finance the needed transformation, investors need certainty that their funds are channeled to their intended uses. Technologies that promote the timely measurement and disclosure of climate-related information are part of the solution,” he added.
The initiative is specifically focused on solving three problems. Firstly, using AI to fortify verification measures. Additionally, it uses the blockchain potential that exists in auditing and transparency efforts. Lastly, it uses the Internet of Things in risk assessment functions
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BIS Calling for Blockchain-Based Sustainable Finance Solutions
The Bank of International Settlements (BIS) is calling for blockchain-based sustainable finance solutions. Indeed, the newly announced COP28 initiative seeks the development of new blockchain-based technologies to aid the sustainability of the finance sector.
Additionally, the new initiatives have also called for artificial intelligence to be used to achieve their goals. Moreover, it is set to be developed alongside the Central Bank of the United Arab Emirates (UAE), and the Emirates Institute of Finance.
Also Read: BIS Cautions Developing Economies on Crypto’s Financial Stability Threat
BIS Seeking Blockchain-Based Finance Solutions
The development of Web3 technology has undoubtedly been among tech’s most impressive. Amid the boom in digital asset technology, the entire industry has noted marked growth. Now, an International finance institution is seeking to use that technology specifically, in service of green changes.
Indeed, the BIS is calling for the creation of blockchain-based sustainable finance solutions. Subsequently, the COP28 UAE TechSprint is asking teams to address data verification issues that remain in the finance sector. Moreover, it calls for solutions to also utilize AI in the solution creation.
Also Read: BIS Says Crypto is Unsuitaibl as Money for G20 Nations
BIS General Manager Agustin Carstens discussed the newly announced TechSprint. Specifically, he noted, “combating climate change is more urgent than ever, and it calls for profound change in the way economies operate and grow.”
“To finance the needed transformation, investors need certainty that their funds are channeled to their intended uses. Technologies that promote the timely measurement and disclosure of climate-related information are part of the solution,” he added.
The initiative is specifically focused on solving three problems. Firstly, using AI to fortify verification measures. Additionally, it uses the blockchain potential that exists in auditing and transparency efforts. Lastly, it uses the Internet of Things in risk assessment functions
Read More