SBI looking to set up joint crypto ventures with foreign firms

SBI looking to set up joint crypto ventures with foreign firms

SBI Holdings is reportedly considering mergers and acquisitions as a means of solidifying a potential deal. Japanese financial conglomerate SBI Holdings is reportedly planning to set up a joint cryptocurrency venture with foreign financial companies.SBI CEO Yoshitaka Kitao said that the Japanese company is in talks with other financial firms to launch a crypto venture, Reuters reports Feb. 15. The executive said that SBI currently has two potential deals.As part of the initiative, SBI is considering large-scale mergers and acquisitions. Kitao stated that such a deal would be necessary for....


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