A 2026 survey by CoinShares reveals that one in four European wealth managers cannot view over half of their clients' digital assets, mainly because of restrictive firm policies rather than lack of knowledge or client demand. In the UK, this figure rises to 52%. The survey highlights a 'management gap' where clients hold crypto assets outside advisers' oversight, often due to firms restricting digital asset engagement. Regulatory recognition and access to exchange-traded products are seen as key to closing this gap. As new regulations like MiCA come into effect, advisers who adapt early may regain visibility and control over clients' digital wealth, preserving advisory relationships amid growing crypto adoption.
The Sanofi Foundation has announced a renewed focus on supporting children and young people, especially those with serious illnesses. It plans to invest €15 million annually in programs that improve early diagnosis, care, and social inclusion, partne...
Van Eck Associates Corporation notified a decrease in its voting rights in Endeavour Mining PLC to 6.947% as of June 19, 2026, down from a previous 7.995%. The reduction reflects changes in holdings across various Van Eck ETFs focused on gold miners ...
The Sanofi Foundation is enhancing its focus on supporting children and young people, especially those with serious illnesses, by allocating an annual budget of €15 million. The foundation partners with NGOs and healthcare groups to improve early dia...
Japan's government has allocated $660 million in subsidies to accelerate the development and supply chain of all-solid-state batteries (ASSBs), aiming for commercialization by 2030. This support is part of the Battery Stable Supply Assurance Plan, fo...
The global therapeutic apheresis market, valued at $3.84 billion in 2025, is projected to grow to $8.94 billion by 2035 at a 7.9% CAGR. Growth is fueled by rising chronic and autoimmune diseases, advances in automated apheresis technology, and expand...
