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Produced by Coinbase and Bloomberg Media Studios, it explains how institutional investors are adopting the world's newest asset class, crypto.

Here is a recent episode.

It's early days, right? It's only more. Crypto. Here's a recent episode.

It's early days, right? It's only more recently that we're starting to see true institutional adoption start to take hold. That's Amanda Gotti, the chief investment officer for PNC's

asset management group, and she's right. True institutional

adoption of crypto is just starting to take hold. That's what this series is about. Who are the

big players adding digital assets to their offerings? How are they doing it? Are they partnering

up or going it alone? And why are they doing it now? Are they trying to get ahead of the

crowd or are they reacting to client demand? Well, we're going to answer those questions and more

in this season of evolving money, a show that explores how institutional investors are adopting

the world's newest asset class, crypto.

Hi, I'm Angie Lau. I've been a financial reporter for decades, and the people I'm talking to

this season are amongst the highest ranking decision makers in the finance industry.

And that starts with today's guest, Amanda Agadi.

Now, Amanda leads the Investment Strategy Group at PNC Bank.

This is the Financial Services Company with roots that go way back to 1845.

That's about 180 years ago.

Now, between their historical roots and their $215 billion U.S. dollars of assets under management,

they are a bedrock financial institution, the epitome of old school.

So what is an old school titan doing in the crypto space?

Well, it's just sort of the next natural evolution of our investment offering.

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