Deutsche Bank Looks For Help From Bitcoin and FinTech Companies

Deutsche Bank Looks For Help From Bitcoin and FinTech Companies

Established financial players around the world have been keeping a close eye on the advancements made by Bitcoin and other FinTech companies. Some of them have even started to develop new blockchain-based projects, in an attempt to deploy this technology as a cost-cutting measure. But by the look of things, banks will need to start cooperating with FinTech companies for B2B services, which could be positive news for Bitcoin as well. Deutsche Bank is one of the first to openly admit things need to change.


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