Computershare teams up with start-up SETL on blockchain project

LONDON, April 28 (Reuters) - Stock transfer and registrar company Computershare and British financial technology start-up firm SETL have teamed up on a project to create the first immutable record of securities ownership using blockchain technology, the companies said on Thursday.
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