A Hong Kong securities industry group has pushed back against key parts of the city’s proposed regulatory framework for virtual asset management, warning that the plan could discourage traditional asset managers from gaining exposure to cryptocurrencies. In a Tuesday submission to regulators, the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Professionals Association
BlackRock, the world’s largest asset manager, has reached a remarkable milestone, now overseeing $11.5 trillion in assets under management. This marks the third consecutive quarter of record-breaking growth for the firm, solidifying its status as a leader in the financial industry. In the last quarter alone, BlackRock attracted $160 billion
WisdomTree, a prominent asset management firm, has withdrawn its S-1 registration filing for the WisdomTree Ethereum Trust. The firm declared in a filing with the US Securities and Exchange Commission. The S-1 filing was intended to pave the way for WisdomTree’s Ethereum Trust to be listed on the stock exchange.
In an official press release, Monochrome, an Australian asset management firm teamed up with entity partner Vasco Trustees Limited, an investment management group, has officially applied to quote the Monochrome Ethereum exchange-traded fund (ETF) on Cboe Australia. The new fund is structured to offer exposure to Ethereum, further enhancing Monochrome’s
Cryptocurrency assets have attracted significant interest from investors because of their unique profit potential. The returns can be enormous, but at the same time, digital asset trading is a world that’s fraught with danger. By entering the crypto trading space without a strategy, investors are skating on extremely thin ice
