With blockchain, Greenland Financial Technology and MVGX customers can be assured that these tokens are verifiably and immutably owned by the owners, improving both asset liability management and giving greater clarity and protections for investors.
Ltd., said: “The growth of emerging technologies such as blockchain have brought about new applications that are radically transforming how easily investors can access new asset classes including both crypto assets and digital carbon credits, all the while ensuring greater standards of security, transparency, and traceability as they trade.
MVGX will also be working with GGFEX, as the preferred partner to assist GGFEX to establish the most advanced digital carbon trading platform and registry arising from carbon assets in China — especially China Certified Emission Reduction technology to combine the immutability of NFTs with real-time data updates, offering an immutable and continuously updated record of carbon performance.
As we continue to strengthen our network with other international entities who share our vision of increasing the accessibility of green investment opportunities, we’re laying down the very foundation on which businesses across developing economies will soon be able to easily meet their sustainability commitments.
In coming together, this strategic cooperation between MVGX and Greenland Financial is a testament to Singapore’s unique position as a pioneering innovation hub in areas of digital green finance.
Greenland Financial Technology Group is a global financial technology enterprise group headquartered in Shanghai, China.
Leveraging on Greenland Financial Holdings Group, Greenland Financial Technology Group is a data-driven, fully-licensed digital company that covers the full supply chain.
The Guizhou Green Finance and Emissions Exchange under Greenland Financial Technology Group is an exchange approved and supervised by the Guizhou Local Financial Supervision and Administration Bureau.
MVGX is committed to bridging crypto assets with traditional financial industries, bridging carbon trading markets from different jurisdictions, and bridging illiquid assets in real economy with wider investor accessibility.
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The stock market had been on an amazing run for more than a decade following the collapse of the financial markets, and it was the technology sector leading the way.
Elon Musk’s Tesla has been on something of a roll lately.
The market kicked off another week of uncertainty, buffeted on one side by the war between Ukraine and Russia, the world’s second-largest crude exporter, and expansion of COVID-related lockdowns in China, the largest crude importer globally.
Treasury yields held firm near multi-month highs, with investor focus on potential Russia-Ukraine peace talks this week further dimming bullion’s safe-haven appeal.
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