Crypto Lender Amber Group May Sell Japan Unit to Focus on Institutional Clients
Crypto lender Amber Group is considering options for its Japan unit, including a potential sale, as part of its plan to focus more on institutional clients, managing partner Annabelle Huang told Bloomberg. Japan is a "ve...
Japan is a "very high-quality market, but regulations are strict," Huang said, noting that the country is looking at revamping a number of regulations, including tax rules, which may help relax trading restrictions locally....
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