In November Deloitte surveyed more than 320 executives involved in digital asset management about their activities and risks. Most (46.5%) didn’t envisage keeping roughly the same investment levels in digital assets in the next 12 months. Similarly, 49.3% didn’t foresee much of a change in risks. For the purposes of the survey, digital assets included digital currencies, digital securities and stablecoins.
Public companies were more pessimistic than private firms regarding risk in the coming year, with 30.9% saying they expected increased risks.
When asked about the biggest regulatory compliance risks, the increasingly complex regulatory landscape was seen as by far the biggest risk (45.5%). A lack of leadership support and challenges identifying illicit digital asset usage were each only cited by 15% of executives.
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