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This document discusses how blockchain and distributed ledgers can transform financial services. It provides an overview of blockchain technology including its history from ancient codes of law to Bitcoin and Satoshi Nakamoto. It describes blockchain essentials like the topology of blocks in a blockchain and smart contracts. The document also notes some risks and challenges of blockchain as well as the need for collaboration among financial institutions to realize its potential for transforming the industry.
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