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London's Financial Infrastructure Focuses on Digital Assets and On-Chain Execution

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Aurora Labs is building a cross-chain execution layer within London, led by CEO Declan Hannon. Separately, a conference is scheduled to discuss who will build and run London’s financial infrastructure as more of it moves onto blockchain technology. Speakers at the event include representatives from the Bank of England, and the report notes that UK banks, such as Lloyds Banking Group, have begun testing digital asset rules by converting sterling deposits into digital tokens.

From investegate.co.uk

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The UK is actively moving from writing digital asset rules to implementing them, with global banks building digital asset teams in London. This trend validates London's growing role in the digital asset market and its shift toward on-chain finance.

From investegate.co.uk

Who's involved

  • Bank of EnglandA speaker at the conference discussing London's financial infrastructure.
  • LondonThe location where Aurora Labs is building its cross-chain execution layer.
  • Aurora LabsThe company building a cross-chain execution layer in London.
  • Lloyds Banking GroupA British financial institution actively testing digital asset rules in the UK.
  • Declan HannonThe CEO of Aurora Labs.

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