French startup Liquidshare is to use Digital Asset’s Daml on its blockchain platform. Liquidshare is backed by Societe Generale, BNP Paribas, Euronext and Euroclear, amongst others.
When it was founded in 2017, it started with a post-trade platform for listed and unlisted SME shares. In January, it appointed a new CEO and announced a change of focus. Liquidshare now offers an end-to-end back end solution for security tokens, including issuance and settlement. Its platform provides solutions for various market participants, including corporate issuers, custodians, and asset managers.
The company is also leading a consortium as part of the Banque de France’s wholesale central bank digital currency (CBDC) trials.
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