Illustration of a Vanguard executive exploring digital assets and blockchain technology in an office setting.
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Vanguard searches for head of digital assets

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Vanguard has begun a search for a senior executive to lead its strategy on cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology.

The new role, listed within Vanguard Personal Wealth, will involve developing a multi-year digital asset roadmap. Responsibilities include assessing opportunities in tokenization, stablecoins, custody and blockchain settlement while coordinating across product, technology, operations, legal and compliance teams.

The move follows Vanguard's decision last December to allow brokerage clients to trade cryptocurrency ETFs and mutual funds. The firm, which oversees roughly $10 trillion, has said it has no plans to issue its own crypto products.

CEO Salim Ramji, who joined from BlackRock in July 2024, previously indicated that Vanguard's approach remains consistent with its long-term investment philosophy. The position will also involve advising leadership on market changes and representing the firm with regulators.

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X discussions highlight Vanguard's shift from crypto skepticism to hiring a digital assets head, with positive views on institutional adoption, neutral reports noting the role's focus on tokenization and custody, and skeptical reminders that the firm has not fully embraced crypto products yet.

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Morgan Stanley has started offering clients the ability to trade cryptocurrencies directly inside E*Trade brokerage accounts, executing a partnership announced last September.

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