Brevan Howard

Brevan Howard, a prestigious global asset management firm, has made inroads in the financial world by embracing cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology as part of its investment strategy. With a keen eye on the future of finance, Brevan Howard's foray into digital assets reflects the growing interest and adoption of cryptocurrencies by traditional institutions. In a rapidly evolving industry with continuous news and developments, staying informed is essential. To keep up-to-date with Brevan Howard's latest ventures and insights, follow Blockworks for comprehensive coverage, expert analysis, and current information on the intersection of traditional finance and the world of blockchain and cryptocurrencies.
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Elsewhere, Binance appoints new board members and a highly-funded startup is hiring

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Asset tokenization will be done in collaboration with Libre Capital, a Laser Digital backed company

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News analysis: Institutional investors may be pumping the crypto brakes, but that doesn’t equate to running for the digital asset exists

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Crypto saw several executive additions across the sector this week, alongside job cuts at Gemini, DCG-owned Luno and Matrixport

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Institutional traders have been closely watching how Brevan Howard Digital deals with broad turmoil in cryptocurrency markets

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Morgan Creek Digital, Take-Two Interactive Software, Polygon, Ubisoft, Xsolla and others also participated in the round

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Crypto startups notched hundreds of millions in fresh cash from some of the usual venture capital suspects including Jump, a16z and Brevan Howard

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Blockworks exclusive: Layer-1 blockchain Injective wants to become the future of all things DeFi, but it faces stiff competition

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Outside of gaming, crypto funding was quieter than usual this past week, but investors are still committing to startups building in the space

Blockworks exclusive: The longtime global macro hedge fund firm has raised more than $1 billion for its flagship crypto vehicle, according to four sources with knowledge of the matter

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British hedge fund manager Alan Howard has personally invested in about 40 cryptocurrency companies so far, including FTX and Polygon

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Cowen Digital, Brevan Howard and GSR among the firms backing the blockchain-focused fintech company

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Notable investors included Greylock, Coinbase, OpenSea, Pantera Capital and Thirty Seconds to Mars’ Jared Leto

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Mina is the creator of a proof-of-stake protocol which bills itself as the “world’s lightest blockchain”

The firm’s inaugural crypto strategy started trading earlier this month with a sizeable amount of internal capital

The firm “has begun trading in cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin to complement the dozens of other assets in which they invest,” according to a June 7 SEC disclosure.

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