Investment bank Morgan Stanley has set a 0.14% fee for its proposed spot Bitcoin ETF, which, if approved, would make it the lowest in the US market and potentially force rivals to cut fees.
Allowing an exception to current rules would level the competitive playing field, the bank said. Three Fed governors dissented, noting the move could pose a risk to the Deposit Insurance Fund.
Morgan Stanley files spot Bitcoin ETF at 0.14%, undercutting all US competitors. MSBT could launch April 2026 with massive advisor distribution advantage.
South Africa’s central bank is likely to go on the offensive against inflation and raise interest rates as soon as its next meeting in May, according to Morgan Stanley.
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Morgan Stanley is accelerating its bitcoin and crypto strategy, but the bank’s digital asset head says it’s the result of years of preparation, not a sudden rush to catch up. Speaking at the Digital ...