
Diginex chief on taming the Wild East of cryptocurrencies
Asia Risk 25: Singapore-based digital exchange wants to bring respectability – and regulation – to the sector

This is part of a series of articles marking Asia Risk’s 25th anniversary
The chief operating officer of a large global asset manager shakes his head when asked if the firm has any exposure to bitcoin, which is up nearly 175% versus the US dollar year-to-date.
“We are prepared to allocate client money to new assets where we can properly model them, or where a third party offers some assurance that we’ll get the money back,” the COO explains in a recent interview with Risk.net.
Diginex, a
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