A South Korean news outlet has reported that the local Financial Supervisory Service intends to greenlight the launch of the financial fund that would enable investors to access exposure to digital assets.
South Korean business conglomerate to launch a crypto fund
The fund will be approved on May 2, according to the sources, and it will be launched by Hanwha Asset Management.
That is an investment subsidiary of the big South Korean business conglomerate. The source article does not reveal which cryptocurrencies (digital assets) investors will be able to access.
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