Richard Miller
Richard is the Capital Markets Digitisation Lead at GFT and an AI specialist having joined in 2008 as a Principal Consultant. Richard has risk managed many engagements including Delivery, Reputational and Consultant Risk projects. He also has a Master’s Degree in Computer Science from Imperial College London and a Physic Degree from Oxford University.
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DLT and blockchain success: It’s all about timing
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10/07/2018
As ever, in the world of Distributed Ledger Technologies (DLT), timing is critical. Three years ago, GFT worked with Google and RBS on an Ethereum based payments project. Whilst the ...
Blockchain & DLT: The challenge of transformational change
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18/06/2018
Over the last few years there have been many articles extolling the virtues of Blockchain and Distributed Ledger Technologies (DLTs). These often began by going through every imaginable use case ...
Blockchain? The real benefits for financial services are in Distributed Ledger Technologies
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31/05/2018
Whilst the topics of blockchain and cryptocurrencies continue to take up plenty of space on the financial services ‘gossip pages’, we believe it is actually Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) applications ...
Blockchain evolution - where next for Distributed Ledger Technology?
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30/04/2018
As the financial services world continues to adapt to the possibilities of blockchain and Distributed Ledger Technologies (DLT), we are now at a critical juncture, as to where the industry ...
Blockchain and cryptocurrencies….reality or hyperbole?
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12/02/2018
In what seems like the ‘wild frontier’ of blockchain and cryptocurrencies that we are currently experiencing, there is almost only one thing that is certain; if someone writes an article ...
Is there a place for the IoT in Capital Markets?
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20/11/2017
On returning from the Gartner Symposium in Barcelona last week, my head was brimming with new narratives about the latest and greatest technologies that were going to transform financial services ...