Citigroup recently released a report discussing the future development trends of corporate financial functions. The report pointed out that artificial intelligence (AI) and distributed ledger technology (DLT) are two technologies that could drive transformation. Digital assets, blockchain, and smart contracts will play a key role in 24/7 fund flows. Smart contracts and tokenization technology make programmable payments and automation possible. Citigroup believes that digital assets, blockchain, and smart contracts will play a 'critical' role in 24/7 fund flows, and smart contracts and tokenization technology make programmable payments and automation possible. The report specifically mentioned the Regulated Liability Network (RLN), which is an infrastructure proposal that integrates tokenized deposits, regulated stablecoins, and central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) into a programmable common network. Citigroup further pointed out that AI technology can learn from past payments to better identify potential fraud cases, and smart contracts can automate certain processes and eliminate high-cost third-party transactions. Digital identity solutions can help institutions ensure that only authorized personnel can execute transactions. The report surveyed 27 financial managers from large companies and asked which technologies would have the greatest impact in the next three to five years. The results showed that data strategy and data collection were the top priorities, while DLT and digital assets ranked fifth. One key point not mentioned in the report, as highlighted by Ledger Insights, is that financial managers may need to deploy AI internally to learn from their data and assist decision-making. DLT, as a backend technology, can achieve advantages without being fully noticed. For example, financial managers usually do not deliberately consider real-time gross settlement (RTGS) systems, but rather focus on payment follow-up, cash flow, and their timing. However, if they want to fully utilize programmability, they may need to have a deeper understanding of these technologies. Related reports: Citibank launches 'deposit tokenization' service: improving cross-border remittances, supporting smart contracts.. Citibank: Asset tokenization will reach $5 trillion in market capitalization by 2030. Citigroup: Ether will move towards future deflation, with the current annual inflation rate at only 0.01%. This article was originally published on BlockTempo, the most influential blockchain news media in the region.
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Citibank: La contabilidad distribuida (DLT) y la IA revolucionarán las operaciones financieras empresariales en 3-5 años.
Citigroup recently released a report discussing the future development trends of corporate financial functions. The report pointed out that artificial intelligence (AI) and distributed ledger technology (DLT) are two technologies that could drive transformation. Digital assets, blockchain, and smart contracts will play a key role in 24/7 fund flows. Smart contracts and tokenization technology make programmable payments and automation possible. Citigroup believes that digital assets, blockchain, and smart contracts will play a 'critical' role in 24/7 fund flows, and smart contracts and tokenization technology make programmable payments and automation possible. The report specifically mentioned the Regulated Liability Network (RLN), which is an infrastructure proposal that integrates tokenized deposits, regulated stablecoins, and central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) into a programmable common network. Citigroup further pointed out that AI technology can learn from past payments to better identify potential fraud cases, and smart contracts can automate certain processes and eliminate high-cost third-party transactions. Digital identity solutions can help institutions ensure that only authorized personnel can execute transactions. The report surveyed 27 financial managers from large companies and asked which technologies would have the greatest impact in the next three to five years. The results showed that data strategy and data collection were the top priorities, while DLT and digital assets ranked fifth. One key point not mentioned in the report, as highlighted by Ledger Insights, is that financial managers may need to deploy AI internally to learn from their data and assist decision-making. DLT, as a backend technology, can achieve advantages without being fully noticed. For example, financial managers usually do not deliberately consider real-time gross settlement (RTGS) systems, but rather focus on payment follow-up, cash flow, and their timing. However, if they want to fully utilize programmability, they may need to have a deeper understanding of these technologies. Related reports: Citibank launches 'deposit tokenization' service: improving cross-border remittances, supporting smart contracts.. Citibank: Asset tokenization will reach $5 trillion in market capitalization by 2030. Citigroup: Ether will move towards future deflation, with the current annual inflation rate at only 0.01%. This article was originally published on BlockTempo, the most influential blockchain news media in the region.