KPMG: Blockchain Could Be ‘Antidote’ to High Cost of Regulation

KPMG: Blockchain Could Be ‘Antidote’ to High Cost of Regulation

As institutional interest in blockchain technology increases with bullish market predictions, professional services firms have been among a new wave of companies seeking to adapt existing products and services for the market. To date, Deloitte and PwC have been perhaps the most aggressive in the space, with the former releasing a blockchain software platform called Rubix, and the latter recently launching a comprehensive Blockchain Solution Portfolio aimed at assisting enterprise clients. While more quiet than its peers, 'Big Four' professional services firm KPMG is pushing ahead in the....


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