The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) is launching Project Aperta to explore how to reduce frictions and costs in global finance by enabling seamless cross-border data portability.

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Project Aperta will explore ways of achieving “seamless cross-border data portability”, the BIS said today (October 16). It ...

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