Queensland Investment Corporation

Queensland Investment Corporation (QIC) is reportedly open to including cryptocurrencies as part of its investment strategy at some point in the future. QIC is

Queensland Investment Corporation, an Australian pension fund, is becoming interested in cryptocurrencies as part of its investment strategy.

Australian government investment firm QIC to add crypto to

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Queensland Investment Corporation, which manages close to seventy billion USD worth of assets, is planning to make Cryptocurrency investments in the future.

Australia’s Fifth Largest Pension Fund May Invest in Cryptocurrencies

Australia’s fifth-largest pension fund is reportedly considering allocating capital to the crypto markets. The Financial Times reports that Queensland Investment

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Flood of super fund crypto investments coming? QIC is

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Australia's fifth-largest pension fund, Queensland Investment Corporation (QIC), said it is open to investing in cryptocurrencies. The pension fund currently manages

Queensland Investment Corporation considering allocating assets

QIC, Australia's fifth-largest pension fund managing nearly $70 billion worth of assets, is reportedly open to investing in crypto.

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Australia's fifth-largest pension fund is open to investing in crypto

Queensland Investment Corporation (QIC), which manages A$92.4bn ($69bn) of assets and is Australia’s fifth biggest pension fund, told the Financial Times that it is

Stuart Simmons, director and head of currency at Queensland Investment Corporation, has confirmed that the pension fund is exploring cryptocurrencies

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Australia's QIC pension fund is open to investing in

One of Australia’s largest pension funds, Queensland Investment Corporation (QIC), which manages A$ 92.4 billion ($ 69 billion) in assets has unveiled its plans