According to a CNBC report, Morgan Stanley will now allow all clients to invest in crypto funds, expanding access beyond the ultra-wealthy and high-risk investors who were previously eligible. Starting Oct. 15, advisors at the firm can pitch crypto funds to any client, including those with retirement accounts, marking a significant move toward mainstream crypto adoption in traditional finance.

The bank will use automated systems to monitor portfolio concentration in digital assets and will follow a model suggesting crypto allocations of up to 4% based on investor goals. Initially, clients can invest in spot bitcoin funds from Blackrock and Fidelity, with potential for additional crypto products later. This expansion follows the Trump administration’s August executive order signaling looser rules for alternative assets in 401(k) plans, reflecting a broader institutional shift toward digital currencies in wealth management.

• Who can now invest in crypto through Morgan Stanley? CNBC reports that all clients, regardless of wealth or risk profile, can access crypto funds.
• When does the new crypto access take effect? Advisors can begin offering crypto on Oct. 15.
• What crypto funds are initially available? Bitcoin funds from Blackrock and Fidelity.
• Can retirement accounts include crypto investments? Yes, crypto access now extends to retirement and 401(k) accounts.

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