Morgan Stanley has made a new role for better coordination of its digital-asset strategy, knocking out prolonged official Amy Oldenburg as the bank intensifies its push into crypto. Bloomberg also reported that an internal memo was sent on January 26 by co-presidents Andy Saperstein and Dan Simkowitz mentioning that Oldenburg
Morgan Stanley, a leading investment bank globally, is reportedly working on a digital wallet service with a focus on helping handle tokenized assets. The investment bank plans to roll out this service by the second half of 2026. Morgan Stanley’s move is an indication that blockchain technology is being incorporated
Morgan Stanley-owned trading platform ETrade is speculating on prominent youtube/finance influencer Roaring Kitty’s actions in the market according to Wall Street Journal reports. The financial services company has closely watched the influencer’s ETrade account. It is considering removing him from the platform suspecting GameStop’s ‘stock manipulation.’ Notably, ETrade has reported
Morgan Stanley CEO James Gorman reportedly has plans to step away from his position sometime within the next year. The position of executive chairman, however, will be his new responsibility. After 13 years at the helm, his tenure as CEO is coming to an end. During his tenure, the company
Morgan Stanley puts forth their views on crypto regulations. New legislation upon cryptocurrency raises speculations. The U.S may soon come out with its own CBDC. One thing which completely confuses the entire crypto market of any nation, is the frequently changing rules and regulations being imposed on them. Indeed, such
Morgan Stanley might extend its bitcoin offerings to its clients, giving them more options to have Bitcoin in their portfolio. A company by the name of New York Digital Investment Group (NYDIG) specialising in Bitcoin related financial services. Has filed paperwork with the SEC to create an investment fund with
