Major financial institutions like BlackRock, Citigroup, and Bank of America are expanding into crypto custody services following SEC policy changes.

The entities involved

• BlackRock →

  American multinational investment management corporation

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• Securities and Exchange Commission →

  government agency of the Philippines

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• Citigroup →

  American investment bank and financial services corporation

  • Citigroup provided analyst ratings and targets for Autodesk stock, which trades on Nasdaq.Mon 11:05
  • Citigroup and Jefferies Financial Group downgraded the stock rating for Yara International on June 26, 2026.Mon 10:14

Related events

• Citigroup is considering entering the crypto custody services market.Jun 7
• The crypto market is experiencing a rally, boosting related stocks as major firms like BlackRock remain involved in Bitcoin funds under SEC oversight.Sep 21
• Trust Co. of Vermont invested in an ETF, leading to a disclosure filed with the SEC.Sep 4
• BlackRock manages Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs and filed a reverse split with the SEC.Aug 6
• A fund disclosed its holdings, including OpenAI, under SEC review.Sep 17