Franklin Templeton closes its acquisition of 250 Digital and announces a new corporate division focused on crypto investments. CoinDesk reports that the asset manager, which oversees about $1.7 trillion in assets, does not disclose the purchase price for 250 Digital, but it outlines plans to create a dedicated unit for crypto. Cointelegraph adds that the launch follows the growth of Franklin Templeton’s tokenization and onchain efforts. It says the firm’s onchain product suite expands from roughly $768 million to more than $2.5 billion over the past year. The new division, referred to as “Franklin Crypto,” is positioned as a dedicated structure for managing and investing in crypto-related activities. Across the two outlets, the key points are that the acquisition is completed, a new crypto-only division is established, and Franklin Templeton highlights acceleration in its onchain and tokenized-asset offerings over the past year. Both sources emphasize the organizational change rather than specific terms of the acquisition, with the acquisition cost not publicly detailed.
Franklin Templeton closes 250 Digital deal and launches Franklin Crypto division
Franklin Templeton closes its acquisition of 250 Digital and announces a new corporate division focused on crypto investments. CoinDesk reports that the asset manager, which oversees about $1.7 trilli...
- Franklin Templeton completes the acquisition of 250 Digital.
- The firm launches a new dedicated crypto investment division (Franklin Crypto).
- Franklin Templeton does not disclose the amount paid for the 250 Digital acquisition.
- Franklin Templeton highlights growth in its onchain product suite over the past year.
- The onchain suite is reported to increase from about $768 million to more than $2.5 billion.
The $1.7 trillion asset manager did not disclose the amount paid for the acquisition of 250 Digital but revealed its plans for a new corporate division exclusively for crypto investments.
2 months agoThe new unit arrives amid rapid growth in tokenized assets, with Franklin Templeton's onchain product suite expanding from roughly $768 million to more than $2.5 billion over the past year.
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