Binance Adds 11 US-Listed ETFs and Opens Wealth Platform to Individual Investors
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Binance expanded its traditional finance offerings by adding 11 US-listed exchange-traded funds focused on US Treasurys and investment-grade bonds to its wealth management services, according to Cointelegraph.The exchange opened its Capital Connect platform to qualified individual investors for the first time, according to CNBC, marking a shift toward courting affluent retail clients alongside institutional money.- Binance has added 11 US-listed exchange-traded funds tracking US Treasurys and investment-grade bonds to its wealth management offering, according to Cointelegraph.
- The ETFs mark an expansion of the exchange's push into traditional finance products, per Cointelegraph.
- Separately, Binance is opening its Capital Connect platform to qualified individual investors for the first time, according to CNBC.
- CNBC reports the move is part of Binance's effort to court wealthy investors and compete with traditional finance firms on wealth management.
- Capital Connect had previously been available on a more limited basis before this expansion, per CNBC.
- Together, the two moves show Binance broadening its wealth management platform beyond crypto-native products to include fixed-income ETFs and a wider investor base, according to Cointelegraph and CNBC.
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Binance has added 11 US-listed ETFs focused on Treasurys and bonds to its wealth management platform and opened it to qualified individual investors.- Binance added 11 US-listed ETFs tracking Treasurys and investment-grade bonds to its wealth platform and opened Capital Connect to qualified individual investors for the first time.
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Binance adds 11 US-listed ETFs to wealth management platform, opens to individual investors- Binance Adds 11 US-Listed ETFs and Opens Wealth Platform to Individual Investors
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Binance has added 11 US-listed exchange-traded funds tracking US Treasurys and investment-grade bonds to its wealth management offering, according to Cointelegraph.
- The ETFs mark an expansion of the exchange’s push into traditional finance products, per Cointelegraph.
- Separately, Binance is opening its Capital Connect platform to qualified individual investors for the first time, according to CNBC.
- CNBC reports the move is part of Binance’s effort to court wealthy investors and compete with traditional finance firms on wealth management.
- Capital Connect had previously been available on a more limited basis before this expansion, per CNBC.
Together, the two moves show Binance broadening its wealth management platform beyond crypto-native products to include fixed-income ETFs and a wider investor base, according to Cointelegraph and CNBC.
Sources: Cointelegraph, CNBC
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