Are your digital assets safe? Is the crypto trading platform you use functional, viable and regulated? Are you able to access your digital assets at any time? These are important questions Canadian investors need to be asking about the digital assets or cryptocurrencies they hold.
Tetra Trust was named one of Calgary’s Startups to Watch in 2023. “The importance of safety and security for all firms in the digital assets space should bode well for Tetra Trust and its growth in 2023.”
Steve sat down with Fintech.ca this week to talk about a regulatory initiative recently completed by Tetra to meet regulatory requirements as well as to share his views on the broader Canadian digital assets landscape.
Julian Klymochko is founder and CEO of Accelerate Financial Technologies, a fast growing alternative investment solution provider. The Calgary-based firm announced an NFT Fund for investors earlier this year and recently purchased several new “blue chip” NFTs.
Head of Calgary-based trust company says despite recent volatility, safe storage for digital assets remains critical.
Calgary’s Tetra Trust has struck a partnership with Toronto’s 3iQ Digital Asset Management (3iQ) and Coinbase aimed at expanding the exchange-traded product (ETP) ecosystem for digital assets in Canada and generating new interest from the investment community.
Didier Lavallée is an accomplished financial services executive with experience in the capital markets and custody sectors with companies such as RBC, UBS and Genuity Capital Markets.
CPA Jerome Dwight is one of many financial executives watching the crypto regulatory process unfold and betting big on Canada’s future as a cryptocurrency leader.
As an alternative asset class, bitcoin – and cryptocurrencies in general – help democratize the market by breaking the monopoly of legacy institutions over payment systems.
Canadian investors curious about trading stock tokens – digital versions of stocks that are based on blockchain technology – must have a high appetite for risk in the current climate of regulatory uncertainty, caution some crypto industry experts.
The company was certified by the Alberta government to become the country’s first regulated custodian for crypto assets.
A small Calgary-based fintech startup has been granted regulatory approval by the Alberta government to provide custody services of cryptocurrency for institutional investors, effectively making it the first regulated custodian based in Canada that will store digital assets.