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Morgan Stanley Eases Barriers To Bitcoin And Ether Funds For All Clients - Morgan Stanley (NYSE:MS)
Morgan Stanley will allow all clients to invest in bitcoin and ether funds, including retirement accounts, reflecting growing demand and $77 billion inflows into crypto ETFs, The Block said.
- Starting Oct. 15, Morgan Stanley will allow financial advisors to offer crypto funds to any client, including retirement accounts, removing prior $1.5 million net worth and aggressive risk limits.
- After federal guidance shifted, the firm moved to broaden crypto access, driven by President Donald Trump's executive order easing 401 rules and rising client demand alongside E-Trade trading plans.
- To temper volatility risks, Morgan Stanley will deploy an automated monitoring system to prevent client overconcentration while advisors initially recommend Bitcoin and Ether funds from BlackRock and Fidelity.
- The decision expands Morgan Stanley's $8.2 trillion wealth and investment management business by allowing all clients, including those with retirement accounts, to invest in crypto funds starting Oct. 15.
- Market flows show spot bitcoin and ether ETFs have drawn more than $77 billion since 2024, while JPMorgan, Charles Schwab and Vanguard explore similar crypto offerings.
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cryptocrunchapp.comMorgan Stanley Opens Bitcoin And Crypto Fund Access to All Wealth Clients
Morgan Stanley will allow all clients, not just high-net-worth investors, to access crypto funds and ETFs starting on October 15. Morgan Stanley is dropping long-standing restrictions on which of its wealth management clients can invest in crypto funds, broadening access across its $8.2 trillion platform. Starting Oct. 15, financial advisors will be able to offer bitcoin and crypto funds to any client — including those with retirement accounts —…
Morgan Stanley Opens Crypto Access to All Clients Amid Wall Street Shift Toward Digital Assets: CNBC
The decision marks a major expansion for the bank’s $8.2 trillion wealth and investment management business and suggests a growing acceptance of crypto as an asset class for mainstream investors.
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