- Back to menuPrices
- Back to menuResearch
- Back to menu
- Back to menu
- Back to menu
- Back to menuResearch
JP Morgan
Three Execs Leave JPMorgan This Week to Join Crypto Firms
The latest exits are former managing director Eric Wragge and digital innovation lead Puja Samuel.
Former JPMorgan Banker Joins Pantera Capital as COO
Samir Shah had worked at the Wall Street firm for 12 years, spanning roles in sales, strategy and digital.
JPMorgan Cuts Coinbase to Neutral With $68 Price Target; Shares Slump
It will be challenging for the exchange to generate a profit in the near future, the bank’s analysts said.
JPMorgan Wants to Bring Trillions of Dollars of Tokenized Assets to DeFi
The bank’s recent tokenization of money market funds with BlackRock dovetails with an institutional DeFi project led by the Monetary Authority of Singapore.
Singapore to Look at Crypto Use Cases With DBS, JPMorgan and Marketnode
In the first stage of the project, Singapore's central bank explore DeFi applications in wholesale funding markets.
Consider Digital Assets Instead of Still-Pricey Real Estate, Say JPMorgan Strategists
Nikolaos Panigirtzoglou and team mull the outlook for crypto following the Terra collapse.
BNP Paribas Joins JPM's Blockchain Network Onyx for Fixed Income Trading: Report
The French bank will use the Onyx network for short-term fixed income trading.
Apollo Hires JP Morgan's Christine Moy to Lead Digital Assets Strategy
Apollo Global Management made a major push into crypto by hiring former JPMorgan (JPM) executive Christine Moy as its first head of digital assets strategy. “The Hash” group discusses Moy’s experience with metaverse projects like Decentraland and the broader narrative of increased global interest in crypto as the Central African Republic adopts bitcoin as legal tender.
Apollo Hires JPMorgan's Christine Moy to Lead Digital Assets Strategy
The investment giant will be looking to make investments between $50 million and $250 million in blockchain and Web 3.
FDIC Asks All Banks to Report Crypto Activities
All FDIC-supervised institutions have been asked to provide the federal banking regulator with information about their “crypto-related activities.”
