Asset Managers Could Violate Fiduciary Duty If They Don’t Consider Bitcoin, S...

Asset Managers Could Violate Fiduciary Duty If They Don’t Consider Bitcoin, S...

A professor of finance and business economics at the University of Southern California says that asset managers focusing on growth strategy could violate their fiduciary duty if they do not consider bitcoin in their portfolios. Asset Managers With Growth Focus Need to Consider Bitcoin Financial researcher Nik Bhatia said last week that asset managers seeking growth returns on behalf of their clients need to consider bitcoin, the Insider reported. Bhatia is also an adjunct professor of finance and business economics at the University of Southern California Marshall School of Business. In....


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