Nasdaq: Connecting European Trading Markets to Boerse Stuttgart's Tokenized Settlement Platform Seturion
Svmuu News Nasdaq announced it is collaborating with Boerse Stuttgart Group's tokenized settlement platform, Seturion, aiming to connect its European trading venues to a settlement infrastructure based on Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT). The partnership will initially focus on structured products, aiming to reduce the complexity of settlement in European markets and shorten settlement times through a unified platform. Seturion supports operation on both public and private DLT networks and allows settlement using central bank money or on-chain cash. (Cointelegraph)
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