Morgan Stanley's 10-Year Bet on the Future of Finance
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Morgan Stanley reports $200M in three weeks for its new Bitcoin ETP and sees most early flows coming from self‑directed investors and in‑kind subscriptions pouring in, not advisor solicitations; the firm enables solicited ETFs across advisory since August 2024 and plans spot crypto trading on the advisory platform later this year. Engineering teams work on tokenization, T+0 settlement and redemption workflows while treating tokenization as a decade‑long program, not a 2026 sprint.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Amy Oldenburg at Consensus Miami 2026
- 0:47Morgan Stanley's Digital Asset Strategy
- 1:52The Bitcoin ETP Hits $200M in Three Weeks
- 5:21Morgan Stanley's Early Lead in Crypto Access
- 8:38Advisor Education When Clients Know More Than the Advisors
- 10:38What Comes Next: Tokenization and Redemptions
- 12:35The DeFi vs TradFi Battle
- 13:43A Decade-Long Project, Not a 2026 Project
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