by jinelle Dlima | Jan 22, 2021 | Blogs
Original article The Straits Times The Singapore parliament has proposed an amendment to the current Electronic Transactions Act (2010) which could allow cross-border trade documents to be digitised. Today, most maritime trade transactions use physical bills of...
by jinelle Dlima | Dec 15, 2020 | Blogs
Singapore, 15th December – Jeremy Kua, a corporate banking professional for the last 15 years, has been appointed Head of Financial Institution (FI) Relationships for Singapore-based fintech, #dltledgers – one of Asia’s leading lights in the digitisation of...
by jinelle Dlima | Dec 8, 2020 | Blogs
Written by Vinod EP, Client Director at #dltledgers Original article Enron, WorldCom in the USA, Satyam in India, recent frauds in the oil sector in Singapore and many more in between are examples of manipulation of the system which have left the banks running for...
by jinelle Dlima | Dec 3, 2020 | Blogs
Original article by Corporate Treasurer The impact of Covid-19 on global trade finance cannot be overstated. Yet, as one of the last holdouts in the march towards a digital future, the industry still faces an uphill battle in rallying around a common digital...
by Shahz | Sep 30, 2020 | Blogs
Singapore, 30th September, 2020 – International cross-border trade platform, #dltledgers, has hired Shine Xavier as its new Global VP of Engineering and Technology. Shine, who possesses over 22 years of experience in technology platforms, is a recognised leader in...
by Shahz | Sep 2, 2020 | Blogs
A brief on blockchain In 2008 an anonymous individual or group, identified as Satoshi Nakamoto, launched the world’s first cryptocurrency, Bitcoin. Built on a new technical architecture called blockchain, Bitcoin was a new, “peer-to-peer electronic cash system”. It...
Proposed changes to the Electronic Transactions Act in Singapore 2021
#dltledgers doubles down on digital trade execution with more bank hires
Lending and Code of best practices
Digitizing global trade – DBS (and dltledgers) lead the way
Singapore authorities seek end to paper-based trade finance after fraud scandals