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Smart legal contracts for trading | Richard Baker, Hirander Misra, Scott O’Malia | #LDNBlockchain23
Smart contracts for trading: Learn from industry experts Richard Baker, Hirander Misra, and Scott O'Malia as they discuss the future of tokenization and digitization of derivatives and assets using ISDA's standardized definitions and open-source models.
- The ISDA defines the term “smart contract” as a self-executing contract with specific terms and conditions.
- The ISDA has developed a set of standards for tokenization and digitization of derivatives, which can be applied to various asset classes.
- The ISDA’s definition of a smart contract includes the following elements: a conditional logic output, a state machine, and APIs.
- The ISDA has developed a common domain model for tokenization and digitization, which is open-source and can be used by anyone.
- The ISDA’s definition of a smart contract is not specific to any particular blockchain network, and can be applied to various networks.
- The ISDA has developed a set of standards for tokenization and digitization of derivatives, which includes the use of tokenized assets, blockchain technology, and smart contracts.
- The ISDA’s definition of a smart contract is designed to enable the creation of a new generation of digital assets that can be traded and settled on blockchain networks.
- The ISDA’s definition of a smart contract includes the following elements: a conditional logic output, a state machine, and APIs.
- The ISDA has developed a common domain model for tokenization and digitization, which is open-source and can be used by anyone.
- The ISDA’s definition of a smart contract is not specific to any particular blockchain network, and can be applied to various networks.
- The ISDA has developed a set of standards for tokenization and digitization of derivatives, which includes the use of tokenized assets, blockchain technology, and smart contracts.
- The ISDA’s definition of a smart contract is designed to enable the creation of a new generation of digital assets that can be traded and settled on blockchain networks.
- The ISDA’s definition of a smart contract includes the following elements: a conditional logic output, a state machine, and APIs.
- The ISDA has developed a common domain model for tokenization and digitization, which is open-source and can be used by anyone.
- The ISDA’s definition of a smart contract is not specific to any particular blockchain network, and can be applied to various networks.
- The ISDA has developed a set of standards for tokenization and digitization of derivatives, which includes the use of tokenized assets, blockchain technology, and smart contracts.
- The ISDA’s definition of a smart contract is designed to enable the creation of a new generation of digital assets that can be traded and settled on blockchain networks.
- The ISDA’s definition of a smart contract includes the following elements: a conditional logic output, a state machine, and APIs.