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Citi Ventures runs eight global innovation labs, an internal acceleration fund and a venture arm that invested in chain.com, and the first funded proof of concept in January 2014 in the Dublin lab builds a state-backed digital currency prototype to test issuing fiat on a ledger. An eight-week Harvard incubator with IDEO, Nasdaq and Fidelity produces six student teams exploring use cases like a fractional home equity marketplace and identity/reputation pilots, and multiple POCs are active though core systems remain unchanged.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:41What is Citi Ventures
- 2:21How does it connect to Citi
- 3:25How did Citi get involved in blockchain
- 5:41Statebacked digital currencies
- 6:35Use cases
- 9:43Blockchain Working Group
- 10:34Accelerators
- 12:26Openness and Permission
- 13:41Legacy Infrastructure
- 14:51Response to Legacy Systems
- 16:58Banking Technology Landscape
- 19:00Conclusion
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