BUSINESSJun 3 · 20:39 UTCBITCOIN MAGAZINEMicah Zimmerman

Franklin Templeton CEO: Blockchains Threaten Wall Street’s Fee Machine, Not Its Technology

Franklin Templeton CEO Jenny Johnson argues that blockchains threaten Wall Street's fee-based revenue models by enabling lower-cost smart contract transactions. The firm demonstrated cost efficiency using its tokenized fund Benji and Stellar blockchain, and has expanded into digital assets through partnerships like MoonPay and on-chain acquisitions.

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