Morgan Stanley’s Global Investment Committee (GIC) has released a report offering guidance for advisors and clients on incorporating cryptocurrencies into diversified investment portfolios. The initiative aims to empower over 16,000 financial advisors managing over $2 trillion in client assets with greater flexibility in navigating this new asset class. This move signifies the increasing recognition of digital assets within traditional wealth management practices. According to BlockBeats, the report outlines a flexible and risk-adjusted approach to crypto allocation within multi-asset frameworks. This marks a significant step forward for Morgan Stanley in formally supporting its clients’ exploration of digital assets. The timing coincides with renewed interest in Bitcoin ETFs and rising demand for tokenized investment products, reflecting the bank’s proactive response to evolving client preferences.