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Sage Capital Management has established an office in Zug, Switzerland, and obtained an SRO/VQF licence recognised by the Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority (FINMA).
The licence designates Sage Capital Management as a financial intermediary under Swiss anti-money laundering regulations, permitting the firm to offer spot digital asset trading and lending to institutional clients, including hedge funds, asset managers, trading firms, corporate treasuries and digital asset treasuries.
The Swiss expansion builds on a recently broadened offering that now includes a private banking service aimed at institutional clients. The service is designed for crypto professionals and enables management of fiat and digital assets within a single operating environment. Sage Capital Management is an integrated financial infrastructure provider for digital asset institutions, unifying banking, markets, capital and technology through one regulated counterparty, and has been operating since 2015.
Nathan Sage, CEO, Sage Capital Management
Nathan Sage, CEO, Sage Capital Management commented:
"Our new Swiss entity and licence mark another key milestone in growing our global presence and regulatory status, and a powerful validation for institutional clients considering doing business with Sage Capital Management. Switzerland is a highly respected jurisdiction for digital assets and our new regulatory status adds further credibility to our offering. It highlights our commitment to the highest standards in terms of governance, transparency and safety of client funds, and reinforces our focus on providing a market-leading, trusted offering, with all the infrastructure that institutional clients need to seamlessly move, trade, and manage digital assets globally."
The Swiss opening follows Sage Capital Management's recent appointment of Rupertus Rothenhaeuser to its Supervisory Board. Rothenhaeuser, who is based in Switzerland, will oversee the firm's Swiss entity.
Sage Capital Management operates within a multi-jurisdictional framework across the UK, EU and other recognised financial authorities. Banking, payments, custody and credit services are delivered through regulated entities and partners.
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