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    Financial outlets 24/7 Wall St. and Yahoo Finance are both running pieces on what happens to bitcoin holdings after the owner dies. The articles explain that without estate planning, cryptocurrency held in self-custodied wallets can be permanently lost, since heirs need private keys or recovery phrases to access it. The coverage walks through steps holders can take, such as documenting access instructions and naming beneficiaries, to make sure digital assets pass to heirs.

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    The Reserve Bank of India has signalled support for tokenization technology while maintaining a cautious stance on cryptocurrencies. The central bank's position highlights its split approach: embracing blockchain-style innovations for assets and settlements, but continuing to flag risks around private digital currencies. The RBI has previously raised concerns about crypto's threat to financial stability and monetary policy.

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    The Reserve Bank of India continues to support tokenization of assets and digital payment infrastructure while remaining cautious about cryptocurrencies being used for payments. The central bank's position reflects a familiar split in Indian policy: encouraging blockchain-based innovation under oversight, but warning that private crypto assets pose risks to monetary stability and consumers. The stance keeps India's crypto sector operating under tight regulatory watch even as tokenization gains official backing.

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    Barings Names Sloan Sutta Global Head of Asset-Based Finance●Barings Appoints Sloan Sutta as Global Head of Asset-Based Finance✉newsBusinessFinance2 h ago

    Barings, the global investment management firm, has appointed Sloan Sutta as Global Head of Asset-Based Finance. The move places Sutta in charge of the firm's asset-based finance strategy worldwide, a growing area as institutional investors seek private credit exposure beyond traditional corporate lending. The announcement is drawing attention within the alternative asset and private credit community.

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    Lawyers comment on SEC proposals to open private markets to retail investors▼Marc Elovitz and John Fitzgerald discuss SEC proposals to expand retail access to private markets in the Financial Times, Ignites, and Pensions & Investments✉newsBusinessRetail1 d ago

    Marc Elovitz and John Fitzgerald, lawyers at McDermott Will & Schulte, have discussed SEC proposals to expand retail investor access to private markets in interviews with the Financial Times, Ignites, and Pensions & Investments. The SEC push to let ordinary investors into private-market investments is drawing attention from asset managers and their advisers, with commentary focusing on what the proposed rule changes would mean for funds and regulators.

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    Bitcoin Could Reshape the $4 Trillion Private Equity Industry●Bitcoin Could Revolutionize the $4T Private Equity Industry, Says Founder Nico Lechuga Nico Lechuga argues that BitcoinMmastodonBusinessCrypto02 d ago

    Nico Lechuga, a founder in the crypto space, argues that Bitcoin treasuries combined with permanent capital structures could offer business owners a better alternative to traditional private equity, an industry worth roughly $4 trillion. His claim suggests companies could avoid the typical private equity model of leveraged buyouts and eventual exits by holding Bitcoin as a long-term reserve asset instead.

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    US-Russia talks on Ukraine followed by Lukoil assets agreement▼U.S.-Russia talks on the war in Ukraine were followed by an agreement regarding Lukoil's assets✉newsWarUkraine1 d ago

    Talks between the United States and Russia over the war in Ukraine were followed by an agreement concerning the assets of Lukoil, Russia's largest private oil company. The development links diplomatic negotiations over the conflict to commercial arrangements involving Russian energy holdings abroad, drawing attention to how wartime diplomacy and business interests are becoming intertwined.