Gdf.io Website Review

global digital finance is an industry body driving the acceleration and adoption of digital finance to support the next era of digital commerce, dedicated to the advancement of next-generation technologies in finance for society. global digital finance has published additional principles to the gdf code of conduct: part iv – principles for cryptoas*et funds and fund. managers and part v – principles for token comparison and rating websites. the consultation period for these docu*ents is open now and closes on thursday 31st january 2019. the consultation on the code of conduct for cryptoas*ets and supporting taxonomy has concluded. please visit our resources section to promote an inclusive vision for financial services in which crypto and digital as*ets markets can evolve and grow and complement within the global formation and distribution of capital has value to both new market entrants and incu*bents in financial services. global digital finance endeavours to drive efficient, fair and transparent crypto as*et markets by building a knowledge base and best practice for “truly digital” finance and the benefits tokens can bring all market participants. join gdf prior to 31 december 2018 and become a member of the founders forum. global digital finance is delighted to announce the pre-launch of our membership programme. since our inception, gdf has convened a global community of over 200 industry participants who share a commitment to driving professional business practices and demonstrating accountable the founders forum will play an integral role in helping to define and shape our 2019 programme. global digital finance brings together industry practitioners, policymakers, financial regulators, central bankers, and academics to develop global governance and policies for crypto and digital as*ets markets. contribute to gdf by joining one of our open working groups. working groups develop codes of conduct and draft policy recommendations to policymakers, which are made available to the gdf community through our consultations. current working groups: