Banking giant Morgan Stanley is looking to bring cryptocurrency trading to clients through its E*Trade platform, according to ...

E*Trade already offered access to crypto exchange-traded funds (ETFs), ETF options, and futures. CEO Ted Pick said in January that Morgan Stanley shall be talking to regulators to examine how it can ...

Big U.S. banks are holding internal discussions about expanding into cryptocurrencies as they get stronger endorsements from ...

Andrew Peel has left his role as Morgan Stanley’s (MS) head of digital asset markets to launch a crypto investment and tech firm in Zug, Switzerland, Bloomberg reported Tuesday. The venture will focus ...

Inside Morgan Stanley, discussions on how to expand in cryptocurrencies began gaining momentum late last year, the people said. E*Trade already offered access to crypto exchange-traded funds ...

E*Trade homepage. Source: E*Trade This would not be Morgan Stanley’s first exposure to digital assets. The bank’s wealthiest clients have had access to crypto exchange-traded funds (ETFs ...

Crypto US stocks drop as GLXY, MARA, and GME face investor backlash despite bold Bitcoin and AI infrastructure moves.

Morgan Stanley is working on a plan to add cryptocurrency ... The firm is considering partnering with one or multiple established crypto firms as it sets up the mechanics for the brokerage ...

Robinhood Markets posted better-than-anticipated first-quarter results but shares fell Thursday following a report that Morgan Stanley is planning to add cryptocurrency trading to its E*Trade platform ...

Internal discussions reportedly picked up after Donald Trump’s return to the White House last year sparked regulatory rollbacks across the crypto space. Depending on how Morgan Stanley brings ...

Wall Street giants are cautiously considering entering the cryptocurrency market – but only if regulators give more green ...