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KPMG Canada acquires World of Women NFT

KPMG Canada purchased the World of Women NFT NFT NFT 25 Ethereum weeks after adding Ethereum to its balance.

The Canadian outpost of the global accounting firm announced the purchase last week, noting that “NFTs unlock a new channel for organizations to engage with their customers, while also underpinning innovation through the secure digitization of assets.”

Benjie Thomas, KPMG Canada’s Managing Partner for Advisory Services, added that the acquisition reflected the company’s “belief not only in the continued growth of NFTS, but in the value of [World of Women] and its mission.”

KPMG Canada paid $25 ETH ($70,000) for WoW #2681, an NFT avatar of a woman with blue skin, and long hair. It labeled the purchase as its “first foray into this rapidly growing asset class.”

KPMG Canada purchased an Ethereum Name Service domain, kpmgca.eth.

The World of Women collection features 10,000 NFTs representing the artworks of “diverse and powerful” women and focuses on “celebrating representation, inclusivity, and equal opportunities for all.”

Nancy Chase, KPMG Partner and National Risk Consulting Lead said in a statement.

Cryptography is a male-dominated industry. We’re proud to have our first NFT collection, and support women.

Although it is not clear if KPMG will purchase other NFTs in the future, KPMG’s Cryptoassets and Blockchain Services co-leader Kareem Sadek reportedly said that the company will be looking into NFT collections that align with its values and brand, while exploring creative ways to invest in the space.

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