Most of the largest US state and local government pension funds have dodged the ongoing fallout from the collapse of crypto exchange FTX by not directly investing in digital tokens.

In about-face from September, ETFs focused on alternative investments, especially private credit, outperformed in October.

Money managers for the ultra-wealthy plan to increase their allocation to private equity in 2023, according to a new survey.

The most critical expertise needed is in the areas of taxes, legal title, recognition, liquidity and premiums.

Trading firms, think tanks, professors, even Fidelity: They all supported FTX’s plans to shake up the derivatives industry.

Their fortunes plummeting, crypto titans from Changpeng Zhao to the Winklevoss twins are eager to differentiate their businesses from the now-bankrupt exchange.

The collapse of FTX will catalyze regulators to come into the space aggressively, but the crypto industry will be better off on the other side of it, argues Bitwise Chief Investment Officer Matt Hougan.

The leverage and other aspects everyone tut-tuts about after-the-fact are essential for economic progress.

It was the largest combined influx the two biggest ETFs in the category have ever received.