Asset Management News

Bloomberg crypto analyst Jamie Coutts believes it's a “missed opportunity” that traditional asset managers choose not the educate themselves on crypto.

Apollo Capital chief investment officer Henrik Andersson said there will come a point when not investing in crypto will be a “career risk.”

The upcoming Merge has contributed to a rise in Ethereum investment products and trading volume, as crypto market AUM figures continue to drop amid the bear market

KeyFi Inc.’s complaint alleges that Celsius failed to honor a multi-million dollar profit-sharing agreement after deploying numerous successful staking and DeFi strategies for the firm.

A new survey suggests that most of the world’s wealthiest have invested in digital assets and wealth management firms have been advised to prioritize providing education and advice.

Swiss asset manager Julius Baer is set to offer cryptocurrency exposure to its high-net-worth clientele.

Despite their position in simplifying investing, index funds in the crypto space require widespread regulation to survive the upcoming regulatory crackdown.

Bitcoin and altcoins declined sharply in the first quarter in a selloff that was partly triggered by a shift in central bank policy.

Are investors piling into Dash in anticipation of the mainnet launch of Dash Platform, expected in 2022?

“For us, we think the cryptocurrency markets represent tremendous growth,” said SkyBridge founder Anthony Scarramucci.

Crypto asset management firm Grayscale added three new crypto assets to its funds and has kicked SushiSwap and Synthetix from its DeFi Fund, following its first quarterly rebalance.

Ali Yahya, a general partner at Andreessen Horowitz, told Cointelegraph that TrueFi will “bring the unique advantages of DeFi to a wider and global user base.”

The Bitcoin assets under management (AUM) market fell 9.5% to $48.7 billion in November while altcoin-based crypto funds such as Ether saw their AUM rise 5.4% to $16.6 billion.

The SEC claimed any rule change in favor of approving the ETF would not be “‘designed to prevent fraudulent and manipulative acts and practices” nor “protect investors and the public interest.”

Institutional investors piled $225 million into Bitcoin products, while Ether products saw outflows of $13.6 million this past week.