1 in 4 investment firms assign senior execs to digital assets: Report
Based on the findings of a market intelligence firm, an increasing number of investment firms in the United States, United Kingdom, and Europe are appointing senior executives to lead digital asset investment strategies.
According to a recent Amberdata report titled 'Digital Assets: Managers' Data Infrastructure Fuel,' 24% of asset management firms have adopted a digital assets strategy, with an extra 13% planning to do so in the next two years.
The report surveyed 60 investment professionals across the United States, United Kingdom and Europe. The interviewees included asset managers, hedge funds and other investors.
Approximately half (48%) of the study participants include digital assets in their firm's portfolio.
Amberdata further forecasts that over the next two years, managers will prioritize trading and investment strategies, with a strong emphasis on creating innovative investment products.
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Despite ongoing regulatory pressure in the U.S. crypto industry from the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and Commodities Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), Amberdata predicts a potential positive outcome in the next few years:
“The good news is that the tide may be turning. In the next five years, the SEC and the CFTC are expected to be providing the most positive opportunities for investors in our study," the report noted.
Additionally, it highlighted that Ripple's recent partial legal victory against the SEC may attract more asset management firms to adopt a digital asset strategy.
In recent news, European digital asset manager CoinShares reported total revenue of 20.3 million pounds ($25.9 million) in the second quarter of
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