U.S. corporate debt and stocks, along with gold, are among the least attractive assets for managers over the next five years, according to Nickel Digital Management.
Democratic opposition appears likely to hold up the legislation as it moves forward.
The firms’ offerings made up 85% of all crypto AUM, while separate research found 75% of investors expect cryptocurrency to soon become part of institutional allocations.
Regulators are making it easier to tokenize assets, but market structure will have to evolve to support widespread adoption.
Blockchain-based investments could provide liquidity and operational efficiency for institutional investors.
Data center energy needs, human rights and plastic pollution are among trends for investors to watch, according to ISS ESG.
