The UK’s financial watchdog, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), has come under fire for the slow pace of its authorisation process for fintechs.
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The UK’s financial watchdog, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), has come under fire for the slow pace of its authorisation process for fintechs.
Spanish startup Tokenchampions has launched what it claims is the world’s first tokenised investment fund focused on footballer’s image rights.
Investment tech firm Wilshire has appointed blockchain luminary Blythe Masters to chair its new digital advisory group.
Invesco is set to launch a Physical Bitcoin ETP (BTIC) which will be 100% backed by holdings in the underlying digital assets, with the aim of delivering the price performance of bitcoin, less a fixed 0.99% annual fee.
The influential Basel Committee on Banking Supervision has agreed to revisit its proposed capital rules on crypto assets in reaction to criticism from market participants.
Digital bank Revolut is reportedly preparing to expand its involvement with digital assets.
UK-based fintech Trakx has launched a digital assets platform for institutional investors and qualified retail investors in France.
Cryptocurrency exchanges claim a growing “institutional” participation in their marketplaces. Martin Finnegan, of Punter Southall Law, explains why - if true - this would be disturbing.
Germany’s national stock exchange has announced plans for digital platform which it claims will enable same day issuance and fully automated asset servicing for digital assets.
The sale of non-fungible tokens (NFTs), digital assets that represent real-world objects such as art, reached $10.7 billion in the third quarter, a leap of more than 800% from the previous quarter.
