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Согласно сообщению CoinDesk, южнокорейская финансовая группа Shinhan Financial Group совместно с дочерней компанией японской SBI Holdings исследует применение стабильной валюты иены для платежей между двумя странами. Участниками являются криптовалютная биржа SBI VC Trade и компания по блокчейну торгового финансирования SBI XDC Network APAC.Это сотрудничество будет исследовать сценарии, такие как привязка карт к торговым точкам для японских туристов, посещающих Южную Корею, а также переводы между кошельками и расчеты по трансакциям через границу, включая мониторинг подозрительных транзакций и системы соблюдения норм по борьбе с отмыванием денег. Shinhan Card обслуживает около 20 миллионов держателей карт и заявляет, что свяжет этот проект с более широкой стратегией цифровых активов Shinhan Financial, включая соглашение, достигнутое в августе с Visa, для исследования выпуска стабильных валют, переводов и расчетов по картам.На данный момент проект все еще находится на ранней стадии, и стороны еще не объявили о типах стабильных валют, которые будут тестироваться, а также не установили график тестирования или коммерческого запуска. Ранее SBI выпустила стабильную валюту иены JPYSC, которая была представлена новым трастовым банком SBI в сотрудничестве с группой Startale, с объемом обращения около 20,1 миллиарда иен (примерно 127 миллионов долларов) по состоянию на 7 сентября. JPYSC в настоящее время доступна только для использования на счетах SBI VC Trade и не может быть переведена на внешние кошельки; ее обращение в публичной цепочке зависит от правовой и налоговой определенности и одобрения регуляторов, стороны не уточнили, будет ли JPYSC включена в это тестирование.

Согласно сообщению агентства "Ханильон", главный исследователь компании "Синьхан Финансовые Инвестиции" Пак У-йоль заявил, что традиционная стратегия "60% акций + 40% облигаций" теряет эффективность из-за роста корреляции между акциями и облигациями, и рекомендовал распределение 8% альтернативных активов и 2% цифровых активов.Его анализ показывает, что в комбинации золота и биткойна с распределением 8:2, скорректированная по риску доходность относительно хороша.

One of South Korea's largest credit card companies, Shinhan Card, announced that it has signed a cooperation agreement with the Solana Foundation to jointly build a stablecoin payment system on the Solana blockchain.As part of the collaboration, Shinhan Card is conducting a high-level proof of concept this year, focusing on simulating real-world payment scenarios between customers and merchants on the Solana testnet. Shinhan Card's Executive Vice President Kim Young-il stated, "Based on Solana, we plan to carefully examine the practical applicability of blockchain technology and actively explore next-generation financial models." One of the core elements of the proof of concept is to verify the security and stability of non-custodial wallets, so that Shinhan Card can deploy this technology on a large scale in the future. Both parties will also explore a "hybrid financial model" that combines the reliability of traditional finance with the efficiency of DeFi. Shinhan Card plans to utilize oracle technology to build its own DeFi service environment, deploying smart contracts while ensuring operational stability. Shinhan Card will assess the outcomes of these projects in conjunction with the evolving regulatory environment in South Korea and the Asia-Pacific region. Notably, South Korean lawmakers are currently drafting the "Basic Law on Digital Assets," which is expected to be finalized within this year. Under the anticipated legislation, several South Korean financial institutions, including KBank, have recently begun collaborating with global blockchain and cryptocurrency companies.

ChainCatcher news, according to Digital Asset, analyst Kang Jeon-hyuk from Shinhan Investment Corp. stated in a report released on August 14 that with the Korean National Policy Planning Committee announcing national policy topics for the next five years on August 13, stocks related to virtual assets are expected to benefit from favorable policies. Kang Jeon-hyuk pointed out that the national policy topic of "Leading the World with an Innovative Economy" is directly related to the stock market, and the 48th topic proposes the construction of a digital asset ecosystem, which will benefit stocks related to virtual assets.

ChainCatcher news, South Korea's IBK Industrial Bank and Shinhan Financial Group have applied for trademarks for the Korean won stablecoin. It is reported that IBK Industrial Bank applied for 10 trademarks such as "IBKKRW", "IBKRW", and "ONEIBK" on the 27th. These trademarks are intended for use in areas such as "stablecoin electronic transfer services" and "blockchain-based digital asset management services." Shinhan Financial Group applied for 21 trademarks related to stablecoins, including "KRWSHB", "SFGKRW", and "SHKRW" on the 26th, with application projects including "cryptocurrency financial trading services" and "cryptocurrency intermediary services."

ChainCatcher news, according to News1, KB Securities, NH Investment & Securities, and Shinhan Investment & Securities announced the signing of a business agreement regarding the overall "establishment of a token-based securities company consortium" to jointly enter the token securities market. The three companies have each developed systems for issuing token securities and have established a blockchain consulting organization, but due to their assessment of limited initial market expansion, they decided to launch a joint project to establish a consulting organization.The three major companies plan to establish a joint infrastructure and validate distributed ledgers, jointly address token securities policies and establish industry standards, and improve securities issuance and distribution services, among other initiatives.

ChainCatcher news, according to Money Today, three major Korean securities firms, Shinhan Investment Corp, KB Securities, and NH Investment & Securities, will sign a business agreement at the end of this month to form a "Securities Token Alliance" and begin building a joint infrastructure.After that, the three securities firms will detail the composition and operational plan of the alliance, reviewing various methods such as establishing joint ventures and multilateral contracts.

ChainCatcher news, Shinhan Bank has collaborated with SCB TechX, the technology innovation business unit of Siam Commercial Bank, and other financial institutions to complete a proof of concept (PoC) pilot for stablecoin remittances based on the open-source proof-of-stake blockchain Hedera. This pilot achieved real-time settlement of Thai Baht, New Taiwan Dollar, and Korean Won, as well as real-time exchange rate integration. Additionally, the PoC is EVM-compatible, meaning that any EVM-based stablecoin issuer can leverage this framework. (Source link)

ChainCatcher news, according to a report by Yonhap Infomax, a financial news department under the Korea Economic Daily, Shinhan Investment Corp. is set to establish a private agreement group related to Security Token Offerings (STO) as early as next week, possibly named the "STO Alliance." This group will include member companies directly or indirectly related to STO business, aiming to coordinate and communicate with authorities.ChainCatcher previously reported that South Korea will allow the issuance of security tokens, with the STO issuance and circulation guidelines expected to be announced earlier this month. (Source link)