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FalconX and Standard Chartered Bank reach cooperation to focus on institutional crypto investor servicesStandard Chartered Bank announced a partnership with digital asset broker FalconX to provide institutional investors with more convenient cryptocurrency services. FalconX will leverage Standard Chartered’s banking infrastructure and foreign exchange capabilities, initially operating in Singapore and then expanding to other parts of Asia, the Middle East and the United States.
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