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伦敦证交所集团为欧洲中小企业开发证券数据区块链解决方案

技术

应用基础设施与中间件 - 区块链

适用行业

金融与保险

适用功能

商业运营

用例

网络安全

客户

意大利证券交易所

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关于客户

Borsa Italiana 是伦敦证券交易所集团 (LSEG) 的一部分，是意大利唯一的证券交易所。管理和组织国内市场，规范公司和中介机构的准入和上市程序，监督披露。

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挑战

使用传统系统很难在股东网络之间共享安全透明的关键网络数据。此外，私营中小企业无法进入公共证券交易所网络或正规的信贷结构。

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解决方案

区块链允许创建包含所有股东交易记录的分布式共享注册表，有助于为交易和投资开辟新的机会。

该解决方案还旨在实现与 LSEG 现有系统的互操作性，从而提高效率和业务连续性。

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运营影响

[Efficiency Improvement - Operation]
SMEs have better access to credit and can link into a broader and more mature investor ecosystem.The new system also simplified the tracking and management of shareholding information.
[Efficiency Improvement - Management]
With a more digitized, streamlined and transparent process enabled by the blockchain solution, various parties – including issuers, regulators and investors – will have increased insight into company information.

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