Lloyds Bank simplifies trade finance with a blockchain platform

Lloyds Bank, one of the UK's “big four” clearing banks, has partnered with Komgo, a blockchain platform. The bank will use Komgo's platform to “accelerate the speed of international merchandise trade financing”.

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