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Gilbert Verdian
CEO at Quant
Gilbert Verdian is an accomplished security leader with extensive experience in technology and business. With a strong background in cybersecurity and blockchain, he has held significant roles in various organizations, including CEO and Founder at Quant, CISO at Vocalink (a Mastercard company), CIO at NSW Ambulance, and CISO at eHealth NSW. Gilbert has also worked in cybersecurity and technology roles at prestigious companies such as PwC, Ministry of Justice UK, BP, HSBC, and HM Treasury. His expertise spans strategic management, e-business, security projects, and cybersecurity consulting. Gilbert holds a Master of Business Administration (MBA) in Strategic Management and a Bachelor of Business in E-Business from the University of Technology Sydney.
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As layer 1 blockchains mature and evolve, incorporating new functionalities and features such as verifiable credentials, zero-knowledge proofs (ZKP), and novel consensus mechanisms.
Which public blockchains standout and are the fastest in terms of TPS?
@Qubic @RedbellyNetwork @solana @dfinity @Cardano ?
Why does this matter? Industry has been trying to move away from T+5, T+3, T+2 settlement in capital and financial markets for decades.
As capital markets transition to on-chain transactions and volumes surpass traditional finance, fast blockchains offer institutions the ability to achieve instantaneous atomic T+0 settlement and finality.
Today, I am delighted to announce that Quant has been selected, alongside R3 as a technology provider for the UK’s Regulated Liability Network led by UK Finance and supported by EY.
The UK RLN is envisaged as a common ‘platform for innovation’ across multiple forms of money, including existing commercial bank deposits and a shared ledger for tokenised commercial bank deposits.
Working with commercial banks and payment networks, RLN will explore the interoperability of all forms of money, test new payment flows for users to make payments, and transact and settle liabilities in tokenised and non-tokenised commercial bank money fit for the increasingly digital marketplaces of the future.
Quant’s involvement is focused on enabling programmability and interoperability across different forms of money by delivering the orchestration and API layer to the project with its Overledger platform.
We look forward to seeing how this transformative initiative will help to progress the UK’s financial infrastructure.
Discover more about the UK RLN here:
https://lnkd.in/eVBb4deE
#RLN #Overledger
