Citigroup Launches Tokenized Private Share Trading for Wealthy Global Clients
Citigroup is creating a blockchain-based service that lets wealthy and institutional clients trade exposure to private companies through tokenized depositary receipts. The bank is starting with foreign investors and plan...
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