According to State Street, institutional investors are unaffected by the present crypto winter and have retained an interest in blockchain technology and digital assets. Irfan Ahmad, the Asia Pacific digital lead for the bank’s cryptocurrency arm State Street Digital, highlighted that despite the market’s significant volatility in June and July in an interview with the Australian news source on September 11. He stated, “During the course of the June, July period where things were really hotting up in terms of activity, we saw institutional clients not necessarily double down, but they weren’t really deterred from placing strategic bets on the asset class itself.” Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) The Cboe Australia exchange listed three cryptocurrency exchange-traded funds (ETFs) from Cosmos Asset Management and 21Shares in May. Meanwhile, asset manager Monochrome has just gained approval to introduce the nation’s first spot crypto ETF with an Australian financial services license in August. The Cosmos Purpose Bitcoin Access ETF’s fund administrator is State Street, and Ahmad informed the news resources that additional cryptocurrency product releases are coming to Australia in the “very near future.” However, he did not name any specific companies. He added, “Certainly, our clients, they’ve been speaking to us more pragmatically about how they might be able to launch products, or what our capabilities may be in the future to help t...
