Falconx, a digital asset broker, has announced a strategic partnership with the Global Financial Services Marex to expand access to derivatives of the digital assets of institutional investors.
Cooperation customers will allow derivatives trade in both traditional places, such as Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) and original exchanges of digital assets.
The initiative will also provide chosen agents of non -Americans from an effective cross margin, allowing the deployment of capital through many stock exchanges to be managed more effectively.
The offer covers the clearing and future options (F& O), with the aim of addressing the growing institutional demand for trading in the liquid digital asset markets.
“We are pleased to cooperate with Marex to expand our digital asset derivatives,” said Matt Long, General Manager of APAC and the Middle East at Falconx.
“This strategic relationship will allow our customers to reach larger compounds of liquidity and achieve greater capital efficiency through homogeneous capital scattered through a wide range of stock exchanges.”
“Our cooperation with Falconx confirms our commitment to value -added trading services that provide margin comfort and access to wide markets,” added Terry Holingsworth, the global president for future clearing sales and OTC at Marex.
“This partnership will enable us to provide world -class trading and financing solutions to institutional customers, as well as allow us to reach new customers through Falconx.”