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Date: 1 year ago
In this episode of Crypto Roundtable Interview Highlights, Brian Estes, CEO & CIO of Off the Chain Capital, explores the effects of FASB reclassification and BTC on company balance sheets in relation to publicly traded securities.
Date: 1 year ago
In this episode of Crypto Roundtable Interview Highlights, Brian Estes, CEO & CIO of Off the Chain Capital, discusses the impact of recent crypto developments as the halvening approaches.
Date: 1 year ago
In this episode of Crypto Roundtable Interview Highlights, Brian Estes, CEO & CIO of Off the Chain Capital, shares insights on his strategies to remain focused in the dynamic crypto landscape. He discusses his approach to filtering through the noise while taking into account legal and economic factors.
Date: 1 year ago
In this episode of Crypto Roundtable Interview Highlights, Brian Estes, CEO & CIO of Off the Chain Capital, talks about some of the philosophical and economic benefits of BTC.
Date: 1 year ago
Matthew Stover, President at MG Stover, and Brian Wolf, Chief People Officer at PolySign, talk about the launch of MG Stover Placement Services. Watch this video and discover the full story behind how we’re shaping the future of recruitment in digital assets and fund administration.
Date: 1 year ago
In the final episode of our series on the launch of MG Stover Placement Services, Brian Wolf and Matthew Stover explore how the network effect makes this service a truly unique offering.
Date: 1 year ago
In Part 7 of our series on the launch of MG Stover Placement Services, Matthew Stover explores the skills and most importantly, attitudes that shape successful candidates.
Date: 1 year ago
In Part 6 of our series on the launch of MG Stover Placement Services, Matthew Stover explores how we’re connecting expertise in digital assets with market opportunities.
Date: 1 year ago
In Part 5 of our series on the launch of MG Stover Placement Services, PolySign's Chief People Officer Brian Wolf explains why now is the time to focus on recruiting and building for the future.
December 14, 2023 • Blog
When it comes to accounting for on-chain transactions through DeFi protocols, a fund administrator’s processes must be designed to...
September 21, 2023 • Blog
Accurate and proper record keeping is a foundational aspect of professional fund management, with digital assets being no...
July 19, 2023 • Blog
Founded in 2007, MG Stover is a long-time full-service fund administrator, now part of PolySign, with service teams across North America...
May 3, 2023 • Article
As the demand for digital assets continues to grow, so does the need for high-quality services. Here at MG Stover, we are a proud leader and...
March 22, 2023 • Blog
When an industry expands as fast as the digital assets sector has done over the last decade, specialist skills run at a premium. We at MG...
March 8, 2023 • Press release
MG Stover, the leading and longest tenured fund administration firm for digital assets and a subsidiary of PolySign, Inc., has announced the...
March 3, 2023 • Press release
MG Stover, the leading and longest tenured fund administration firm for digital assets and a subsidiary of PolySign, Inc., has won Best...
December 2, 2022 • Blog
In October 2022, the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) voted to require companies to measure crypto assets at fair...
September 8, 2022 • Press release
MG Stover, the full-service fund administration firm and subsidiary of PolySign Inc., today announces a suite of executive appointments...
June 10, 2024
Bitcoin (BTC) prices have recovered and other top cryptocurrencies have gained ground over the past month as the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has surprised Wall Street by making a rule change to allow the creation of spot Ethereum (ETH) exchange-traded funds.
June 1, 2024
Crypto intangible assets like bitcoin and ether are accounted for by investment companies as ‘other investments’ under ASC 946-325. The FASB’s new crypto asset guidance, ASC 350-60, gives rise to additional presentation and disclosure considerations. Our Issues In-Depth explains.
June 1, 2024
Bitcoin is becoming integral to modern finance, and accounting bodies now see it as both an opportunity and a risk. Recognizing this shift, AICPA & CIMA are starting to take the lead in educating accountants about this new asset class.
May 23, 2024
The SEC has approved a rule change Thursday that would pave the way for ETFs that buy and hold ether, one of the world’s largest cryptocurrencies. The decision comes less than six months after the Securities and Exchange Commission approved bitcoin ETFs. Those funds have proven to be a big success for the industry, with net inflows already surpassing $12 billion, according to FactSet.
May 16, 2024
On Thursday, the Senate will vote on a resolution to repeal controversial accounting guidance from the Securities and Exchange Commission, which critics say has deterred investment banks from offering crypto custody at scale. The Block reported there’s apparently enough bipartisan support to see the measure pass.
May 8, 2024
House lawmakers voted Wednesday evening to overturn a Securities and Exchange Commission staff bulletin related to digital asset custody accounting, with 21 Democrats voting "yea."
January 11, 2024
On January 10, 2024, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) approved the launch of several BTC Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs).[1] The approval order resolves the critical legal and regulatory issues entailed in launching a BTC ETF. Shares in trusts holding BTC can now be bought and sold on SEC-regulated exchanges, although other issues remain.
September 6, 2023
Crypto companies and other businesses with significant holdings of digital currencies will get long-awaited accounting rules to measure the value of the Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other crypto in their coffers, US accounting standard-setters unanimously voted Wednesday.