[US Media: Morgan Stanley Lifts Restrictions on Wealth Clients Holding Crypto Funds] Jin10 News, October 10 – According to CNBC, Morgan Stanley informed its financial advisors on Friday that the company is expanding access to crypto investments for all clients and allowing such investments in any type of account, including retirement accounts. Starting October 15, advisors will be able to market cryptocurrency funds to any client. Previously, this option was limited to clients with higher risk tolerance, assets of at least $1.5 million, and a preference for holding crypto assets in taxable brokerage accounts. This move marks the latest step by the world’s largest wealth management firm to further expand client accessibility in the crypto asset space. It comes after the U.S. government’s stance on this emerging asset class shifted following Donald Trump’s election as president. Last month, Morgan Stanley announced that its subsidiary E-Trade would soon support trading for Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana. According to sources familiar with the matter, as Morgan Stanley removes qualification requirements for cryptocurrency funds, the company will rely on automated monitoring processes to ensure clients do not become overly concentrated in this highly volatile asset class.