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JPMorgan is exploring crypto trading for institutional clients
JPMorgan Chase is considering offering cryptocurrency trading to its institutional clients, as large banks around the world deepen their involvement in the asset class. The Wall Street giant is assessing what products and services its markets division could offer to expand its footprint in crypto, said a person familiar with the plans. This could include spot and derivatives trading, they added, asking not to be identified as the plans are not public. The efforts, which are in their early stages, are in response to rising interest from clients, following changes in the US regulatory environment around digital assets, ... (full story)
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