Webinar—Get set for crypto: How can asset managers stay ahead of the game?
No other asset class in the past 25 years has caught the attention of the general public and mainstream press to the extent that cryptocurrency has. One need look no further than the press on both sides of the Atlantic over the course of the past six months to appreciate just how much crypto has permeated the lives of the public and investor community worldwide.
This webinar focuses on the state of play in the crypto market and the extent to which crypto has been institutionalized. It covers the technology and operational implications capital markets firms need to consider when looking to move into the crypto market and how firms can make the business case for embracing crypto and whether they can expect to carve out a competitive advantage in this fast-evolving market.
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