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Franklin Templeton, a prominent Silicon Valley asset manager with $1.6 trillion in assets, is reportedly exploring the creation of a new investment fund dedicated to cryptocurrencies. What Happened: T

Firm considering the launch of a new crypto fund while it awaits clearance to list a spot Ethereum ETF.

The fund would cater to institutional investors and focus on altcoins, according to a report—and could offer staking rewards.

Franklin Templeton, a global leader in asset management, has announced its collaboration with Zero Hash, the forefront infrastructure platform for crypto and stablecoins. This partnership marks the in

The private fund targeting institutional investors would offer exposure to a range of cryptocurrencies beyond bitcoin and ether, The Information reported.

Franklin Templeton CEO Jenny Johnson predicts that the current phase of Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) adoption is only the beginning. She suggests another wave is coming as institutions become mo

In an interview with CNBC, Franklin Templeton CEO Jenny Johnson expressed optimism about the future of U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs. Johnson believes a new wave of institutional investors will soon enter th

CEO Jenny Johnson believes institutions will deploy a second wave into Bitcoin funds and attract the truly big players.

Franklin Templeton has become the first investment giant to reveal its fee plans for its proposed spot Ethereum exchange-traded fund (ETF).

Franklin Templeton has started the spot Ethereum ETF "fee war" by being the first to announce its fees in an amended S-1 application, according to ETF analyst Eric Balchunas.

The global asset manager will charge investors 0.19%, in line with the low fees in the competitive spot Bitcoin ETF race.

It could take a few weeks before the S-1 forms become effective and spot Ethereum ETFs can begin trading.

The spot Ethereum ETF sponsor fee war is about to start as investment asset management firm Franklin Templeton just disclosed its 19 basis points (bps) sponsor fee charges. A 0.19% Sponsor Fee Sets Pr

Franklin Templeton sets a 0.19% management fee for its upcoming Ethereum ETF, as SEC reviews the updated S-1 form submissions. The post Franklin Templeton files updated S-1 form for its Ethereum ETF,

The president and CEO of the asset management giant said blockchains are "transformational tech" that can help drive down operational costs during a panel discussion at Consensus 2024.