Bank of America will allow its financial advisors to recommend Ethereum to their clients—starting January 5th! This is a strong sign of the growing acceptance of crypto assets in traditional finance. The bank is allowing advisors on its Merrill, Private Bank, and Merrill Edge platforms to recommend a 1-4% crypto allocation to clients' portfolios. This will include Bitcoin ETFs as well as Ethereum-based products, with no minimum asset threshold. As Chris Hyzy, Chief Investment Officer of Merrill and Bank of America Private Bank, said: “For investors interested in fundamental innovation and comfortable with high volatility, a modest 1-4% allocation to digital assets may be appropriate. This move heralds a new era of crypto integration on Wall Street and will expand Ethereum’s institutional reach. Exciting developments!
This page may contain third-party content, which is provided for information purposes only (not representations/warranties) and should not be considered as an endorsement of its views by Gate, nor as financial or professional advice. See Disclaimer for details.
Bank of America will allow its financial advisors to recommend Ethereum to their clients—starting January 5th! This is a strong sign of the growing acceptance of crypto assets in traditional finance. The bank is allowing advisors on its Merrill, Private Bank, and Merrill Edge platforms to recommend a 1-4% crypto allocation to clients' portfolios. This will include Bitcoin ETFs as well as Ethereum-based products, with no minimum asset threshold. As Chris Hyzy, Chief Investment Officer of Merrill and Bank of America Private Bank, said: “For investors interested in fundamental innovation and comfortable with high volatility, a modest 1-4% allocation to digital assets may be appropriate. This move heralds a new era of crypto integration on Wall Street and will expand Ethereum’s institutional reach. Exciting developments!
$ETH