Pensions News

The pension fund had invested twice in the now-bankrupt crypto exchange, once during the peak of the bull run in 2021 and again in early 2022.

The Swedish fund was the bank’s fifth largest shareholder; the fund’s CEO said the uncertainty surrounding First Republic was too great.

Some investment experts believe adding digital assets to retirement funds could make sense when the market becomes more stable, but not right now.

If a majority of the five-member SEC panel votes in favor of the draft proposal, it will proceed to the next stage, which will be reviewed by other members of the SEC.

The commissioner warnes that vulnerabilities seen within the crypto markets are similar to those seen during the global financial crisis and calls for the agency to be given additional authority.

At Converge22, the Shark Tank host said stablecoins are set to lead to a reduction in friction and fees worldwide.

A Bitcoin-thematic ETF listed on the Borsa Italiana, providing savers, institutions and pensions planners exposure to BTC.

Retirees and veterans in El Salvador are worried that the government will start paying their pensions in Bitcoin instead of the U.S. dollar.

A Bangeldeshi government agency is collaborating with IBM to harness blockchain for modernizing the country’s digital pension system.