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The association’s Common Data Dictionary looks to provide a common language for the automation of DCM -
Royal Bank of Scotland, DNB, Royal Bank of Canada and Santander are the lenders
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Banks can lead the way in greening the crypto market
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Regulation can help crypto avoid its Hindenburg moment, says Bank of England's Jon Cunliffe
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PE firm challenges blockchain users to create, not consume, green energy
