A Goldman Sachs presentation slide, produced as document HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_025668, detailing the potential applications of blockchain technology. The document outlines two main areas: financial market transactions (specifically reducing settlement times from T+2 to T+0) and identity validation/security (linking identity to payment credentials for anti-money laundering compliance). It concludes with a forecast predicting limited adoption in the next 2-5 years and broader acceptance after 5-10 years.
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| Jane G. | Placeholder Name |
Fictional persona used in the 'Identity Validation and Security' diagram to demonstrate digital identity verification.
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| Client XYZ | Placeholder Name |
Generic label for a client in the process diagram.
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| Goldman Sachs |
Creator of the document; Investment Management Division and Global Investment Research mentioned.
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| Investment Strategy Group |
Cited source within Goldman Sachs.
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| US Dept. of State |
Mentioned in diagram as an identity verification source (passport).
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| DMV |
Department of Motor Vehicles, mentioned in diagram as an identity verification source.
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| House Oversight Committee |
Implied by the Bates stamp 'HOUSE_OVERSIGHT'.
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"Banks are focused on blockchain technology for post-trade settlement and clearing, with aims to: Streamline equities settlement from T+2 to T+0."Source
"Goldman Sachs Global Investment Research expects limited blockchain adoption over the next 2-5 years, and broader acceptance after 5-10 years."Source
"Capital market adoption may take over 10 years, given regulatory oversight and the multitude of participants."Source
"Potential to securely link identity and payment credentials to a unique individual."Source
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