Bitcoin ETF hype has Wall Street eyeing crypto potential

It’s touted as crypto’s big breakthrough on Wall Street: The imminent arrival of bitcoin exchange-traded funds that will kick open investing in digital currency to the institutional and retail masses.  That’s driving the latest hype cycle in the world’s largest token on bet Learn more about reprints and licensing for this article.

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Morgan Stanley taps Jed Finn to run wealth business

Morgan Stanley named Jed Finn head of the company’s $4.8 trillion wealth management business, giving him oversight of the biggest revenue generator at the firm.  The move is part of co-president Andy Saperstein’s revamp of his leadership team for the investment bank’s money management Learn more about reprints and licensing...

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JPMorgan’s struggling ETFs show crisis in demand for do-good funds

The upcoming closures of two of JPMorgan’s socially conscious exchange-traded funds are shining a spotlight on the vanishing appetite for environmental, social and governance products. An unprecedented $7.7 billion has left do-good ETFs this year following 10 straight years of inflows, Bloomberg Intelligence data show. Issuers have shut down a...

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Big banks face larger burden from SVB collapse

The U.S. government overrode industry objections and approved a plan to saddle the biggest banks with much of the tab for refilling the nation’s bedrock deposit-insurance fund. The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. green-lit the key parts of a proposal the regulator made in May to replenish the Learn more about reprints and licensing...

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Europe might be getting its own SEC

European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde proposed granting more powers to the European Union’s securities watchdog, turning it into the regional equivalent of the US Securities & Exchange Commission.  Supervision of capital markets “remains largely at the national level,” Lagarde said in a speech at a conference on Friday. A...

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