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Michael Overlander Resigns from his Role of CEO of Sucden Financial

July 5, 2019 by Karthik Subramanian Leave a Comment Filed Under: Industry News Tagged: Cargill, Cargill Investor Services, commodities, forex broker, London Metal Exchange, Sucden, Sucden Financial, Sucden Financial Limited

As per recent announcement made by the firm earlier this week, its current Chief Executive Officer Michael Overlander is resigning from the role at the end of this year. While, he resigns from his role of Chief Executive Officer, he will still remain at the firm and become its non-executive chairman starting from January 2020. Overlander has been a part of Sucden Financial’s family for nearly 50 years having joined the commodities and forex brokerage back in 1973. As per a report in Financemagnates website, Michael started his career at London Metal exchange where he started working while after finishing school at young age of 17. However, he moved to Sucden Financial shortly and has remained with the firm for 47 years now making up the entirety of his career. As per the statement, Michael will still play an active role in some key areas of the firm despite his non-executive role.

Michael Overlander

Michael will still manage some of the key client and exchange relationships of the broker especially those with ties to and involve London Metal Exchange. Also, in his role as non-executive chairman, Michael is responsible for ensuring that the board members at Sucden financial perform their respective tasks and associated duties on time perfectly. Once he resigns from the role of Chief Executive Officer, he will be succeeded by Marc Bailey who has also been a part of the firm for quite a while now and is currently serving as Deputy Chief Executive Officer. Marc Bailey joined Sucden Financial Ltd back in 2015 and is an industry veteran with vast experience on wide array services offered in financial world. Mark had served in several major financial giants in global market.

He has gained experience as a trader from his tenure at JP Morgan and London International Financial Futures and Options Exchange and has also held several roles in business development division of financial service providers like London Stock Exchange and Cargill Investor Services. According per details in the statement, the changes which have been made at Sucden Financial facilitates most senior personnel at the firm to work towards strengthening its business operations and help ensure continued success in future ventures. Regarding succession of CEO role, the statement had quoted officials at the firm commenting, “Sucden Financial’s CEO Michael Overlander and Deputy CEO Marc Bailey will build on their strong and established partnership to strengthen the firm’s corporate governance, in the long term interests of further developing and expanding its services. Strong corporate governance is at the heart of long-term sustainable success for any company, particularly within financial services. These changes will help ensure Sucden Financial’s continued stability and growth”.

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JFD Brokers Combines Retail and Institutional Services Under New Brand

March 27, 2019 by Ricardo Esteves Leave a Comment Filed Under: Industry News Tagged: BaFin, CFD, commodities, crypto, Cryptocurrencies, Cyprus CySEC, CySEC licensed, ETF, indices, JFD Bank, JFD Brokers

Following the acquisition of German-based investment bank ACON by JFD Brokers, the Group has decided to rename the business to JFD Bank and combine its retail and institutional services under the same brand. It is also the latest in a couple of developments for the firm. the firm introduced commission-free stock trading conditions which allows clients of the broker to trade real stocks without incurring any fees, without limitations.

In March 2018, the foreign exchange broker announced of 80% shares of ACON, with the potential to attain the rest of its shares in the future. It was one year later that JFD bought the remaining 20%.

Now, the single owner of the BaFin-regulated entity will be offering services such as designated sponsoring, institutional sales trading, initial public offerings, transaction structuring and more under the brand JFD Bank AG, which is also a capital markets partner in the Frankfurt, Munich, Düsseldorf and Vienna stock exchanges.

Lars Gottwik

Lars Gottwik, founder and CEO of JFD, commented: “Launching JFD Bank has been a challenging task and a tremendous success for us. It marks the end of a long, very complicated and sometimes frustrating process of acquiring a regulated German investment bank and getting all the necessary approvals. However, for us this is also the beginning of a new, even more exciting part of our journey. JFD is on a mission to set new standards in the trading, investing and banking world, and JFDBANK.com is just the beginning.”

Earlier this year JFD already challenged the status quo of traditional brokers and investment intermediaries by introducing zero-fee stock trading for its clients. The new conditions came with no limitations to number of trades, minimum volumes, or additional monthly fees and charges. JFD clients can now trade over 600 US, German and Dutch stocks via both MetaTrader 5 and Guidants platforms. The company also provides Forex and CFD trading on ETFs, Indices, Commodities, Cryptocurrencies and Bonds, encompassing 1,500+ instruments across 9 asset classes.

Through the new website, the trading company will offer a unique one-stop multi-asset experience for trading and investment services for both individuals and corporations, from retail, professional and institutional sides. The latter will be offered Prime Brokerage & Liquidity, Designated Sponsoring, Institutional Sales Trading, Capital Markets & Investment Banking.

JFD Bank provides commission-free trading in real stocks and Crypto CFDs in 1,500+ instruments across 9 asset classes. The company is regulated by the German BaFin and Cyprus CySEC. The parent entity, JFD Group Ltd was launched in December 2011.

Earlier this year the multi-asset investment company added a new team member, Nikola Marinov as its newest Head of Marketing for its Bulgaria office. The responsibilities include execution of the company’s brand strategy to its product marketing efforts, corporate communications and digital marketing agenda.

In late 2018, the broker launched a digital asset management solution which helps customers to bridge the gap between self-trading and passive investment lines by giving exclusive access to a marketplace of pre-selected top performing strategies with a proven track record verified by its portfolio management division.

JB Prime Integrates CQG’s Multi-Asset Platform

February 14, 2019 by Ricardo Esteves Leave a Comment Filed Under: Industry News Tagged: APAC, CFD, commodities, CQG, Eventus, FCM, FX, Gain Capital, JB Prime

Customers of Australian financial services company JB Prime have gained access to CQG’s multi-asset offering, including global equities, contracts for difference (CFDs), Foreign Exchange (FX), and Commodities with a new partnership between both firms.

CQG‘s high-performance solutions for trading will be available to JB Prime, which offers full-service brokerage, managed discretionary accounts and self-directed trading opportunities to institutional and individual clients across Australia, the UK, and Asia.

Leighton Andrew

Leighton Andrew, Managing Director of APAC at CQG, commented: “It’s an important milestone for CQG to deliver a high-end, multi-asset offering, providing a seamless experience for global customers trading a diverse portfolio from a single account. The partnership with JB Prime gives customers new and broader trading opportunities.”

Daren Markisic

Daren Markisic, Chief Executive Officer at JB Prime, said: “A professional multi-asset platform is what the marketplace has been demanding for over a decade. CQG offers, in addition to a robust front-end platform, market analysis and news, charting and order management across the futures and options space, on a global basis. Now, together with the technology developed by JB Prime, traders have access to trade Futures, Options, FX, CFDs and Equities globally, and all from the one account. That technology offering – coupled together with our 24-hour full-service operation which offers training and support, research and reports, as well as professional order management – places JB Prime as a premier broker to fill the needs of all traders across various asset classes.”

CQG is a leading global provider of high-performance solutions for trading, market data, technical analysis, and risk and account management. The firm has recently added Eventus’ market surveillance tools to its suite of add-ons. The move allowed futures commission merchant (FCM) partners, like GAIN Capital, to increase their risk management and surveillance capabilities on CQG.

In April 2018, CQG started to offer Quantitative Brokers’ suite of premium execution algorithms on the CQG’s platform, giving customers access to sophisticated trading strategies without the need for custom development.

TP ICAP Appoints Philip Price to its Board as Executive Director

September 3, 2018 by Karthik Subramanian Leave a Comment Filed Under: Industry News Tagged: Arle Capital, broker, Candover Investments, Chief Operating Officer, commodities, energy market, Head of Compliance, hedge fund, ICAP, Philip Price, regulatory affairs, Rupert Robson, TP ICAP

Philip Price, Group General Counsel & Head of Compliance, TP ICAP

TP ICAP, the global firm of professional intermediaries that operate in the world of commodities, financial and energy market has announced today the appointment of Philip Price to its board as an Executive Director. Philip Price is associated with the company for more than three years and has joined earlier to Tullett Prebon to its acquisition of ICAP in late 2015.

According to the statement released by the company that the appointment of Philip Price is taken after a review by the company’s board’s personnel. The broker indicated that it is trying to balance out the number of Executive and Non-Executive on its board.

Commenting on the appointment, Group Chairman of TP ICAP, Rupert Robson said:

“I would like to welcome Philip to the Board. Given the increasingly complicated and fast-paced regulatory environment in which we operate, we are certain to benefit from his considerable and wide-ranging experience.”

Mr Price is currently working as General Counsel and Global Head of Compliance in the company. He has over two decades of experience of handling regulatory affairs in the financial industry.

Starting his career in 1995, he has worked with some of the top financial services company of the region. He started with Group Legal Advisor at Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein, a private bank now owned by Societe Generale where he worked for two years. After this, he moved to UBS AG, where in his 10 years tenure with the company, he was promoted to Managing Director and Head of EMEA Corporate Legal Services. In 2006, he went on to join SRM Global Fund as General Counsel and Chief Operating Officer for the hedge fund and then to Candover Investments in 2009 as Company Secretary and General Counsel. In 2012, he moved to a PE firm – Arle Capital as Partner and General Counsel and finally to TP ICAP in mid-2015.

Broctagon Prime Launches MetaTrader 5 Trading

August 30, 2018 by Ricardo Esteves Leave a Comment Filed Under: Industry News Tagged: Broctagon Prime, Broctagon Solutions, broker, commodities, Crypto Exchange, cryptocurrency trading, cysec, exchange security, foreign exchange, FX, indices, initial coin offerings, low latency, Markets in Financial Instruments Directive, metatrader 5, MiFID, multi-asset broker, order execution, Pantelis Michael, regulations, shares, trading, trading platform

Pantelis Michael, Chief Executive Officer of Broctagon Prime

Broctagon Prime, a Cyprus-based multi-asset broker licensed and authorized by CySEC, is now offering the MetaTrader 5 platform for clients to trade spot foreign exchange and Commodities.

Customers will be able to access the trading platform 24/7 across web and mobile devices, with expanded charting capabilities and timeframes, built-in order routing for low-latency order execution speeds, and multi-window mode for simultaneous symbol monitoring.

Pantelis Michael, Chief Executive Officer of Broctagon Prime, commented:

“We are pleased to offer our invaluable clients the technological advantage of trading on the MetaTrader 5 platform to equip them with the best tools currently available on the market” commented Pantelis Michael, CEO of Broctagon Prime.”

Fully compliant with the regulations of Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (MiFID), Broctagon Prime continually engages both traditional and new market segments as its current product offering include spot FX, indices, shares, commodities, and metals, but the broker is now branching out to cryptocurrency trading.

As the cryptocurrency market emerges, Broctagon Solutions (a subsidiary of Broctagon Group) has set up solutions for businesses, including initial coin offerings, exchange security, listing services, crypto exchange setup, and smart contract development.

Broctagon Prime is part of Broctagon Group, which has 11 offices in 6 countries with a total of 300 employees of 15 different nationalities. The group includes Broctagon Solutions (technology business), Capital Solutions, Exchange, and Prime, as well as its consultancy services.

CME Group Records Strong Quarterly Growth in its International Volumes

July 16, 2018 by Karthik Subramanian Leave a Comment Filed Under: Industry News Tagged: ADV, agriculture commodities, CME group, commodities, daily volume, derivatives, Equity Index, foreign exchange, futures and options, FX, interest rate, international trade volumes, trade volumes, William Knottenbelt

William Knottenbelt, Senior Managing Director and Head of International, CME Group

Chicago-based derivatives marketplace, CME Group on Sunday has published its quarterly international trade volumes. The international trade volumes include all those transactions happened outside the United States. As per the data released by the exchange, the international markets reported strong year-on-year growth for the second quarter of 2018.

Overall, the average daily volume (ADV) for the international transactions outside the United States during Q2, 2018 was 4.2 million contracts, an increase of 13 per cent for the same interval a year ago.

For the European, Middle Eastern and African markets reported 9 per cent growth year-on-year largely driven by the strong performance in the commodities market. The quarterly ADV came in at close to 3.3 million contracts. In particular, the metal volumes expanded by 38 per cent and agriculture commodities were up by 12 per cent.

In the Asia Pacific region, the quarterly ADV was recorded at 871,000 contracts, registering a strong growth of 30 per cent from last years corresponding period. In the Asia Pacific region, the growth in the transaction was driven by financial and agriculture suites. Volumes for the Equity Index was recorded 77 per cent higher, Foreign Exchange recorded a growth of 70 per cent and Agricultural and Energy volumes increased 50 and 41 per cent respectively.

The Latin America’s volumes were also in an upside trend, recording a strong growth of 44 per cent year on year for the second quarter 2018. The quarterly ADV was recorded at 95,000 contracts and all of its product line in Latin America experienced double-digit growth. Interest Rate volumes were up by 73 per cent, Metals increased by 67 per cent and Energy volumes jumped to 46 per cent.

Globally, including the United States, the group averaged 18.4 million contracts per day in the second quarter, an increase of 12 per cent from June 2018 figures. The group’s financial and commodity product suite experienced a high level of growth during the period. Metals recorded 27 per cent growth, Fx witnessed 18 per cent growth, Agriculture was up by 16 per cent, Equities Index and Interest Rate were up by 14 and 12 per cent respectively.

For the month of June 2018, the group’s ADV was recorded at 17.8 million contracts, an increase of 8 per cent from June 2017. Open Interest in June 2018 was recorded at 115 million contracts, which is a jump of 2 per cent year-on-year and an increase of 6 per cent from the year-end of 2017.

William Knottenbelt, Senior Managing Director and Head of International, CME Group said:

“With CME Group’s broad array of futures and options products available virtually round the clock, our international customers outside of the US recognize the benefits of trading on a robust, liquid and regulated marketplace like ours.”

“We remain committed to helping our clients with their hedging and trading needs as we seek to further establish ourselves as the exchange of choice globally.”

Commerzbank Sells Equity Markets & Commodities Business to Societe Generale

July 5, 2018 by Ricardo Esteves Leave a Comment Filed Under: Industry News Tagged: brokerage, Commerzbank, commodities, Equity Brokerage, Equity Capital Markets, Equity Markets, ETF, exchange-traded funds, Lyxor, market making, Societe Generale, trading

Commerzbank has sold its Equity Markets & Commodities (EMC) business to Societe Generale as the bank reduces its overall complexity and frees up capital for investment in Commerzbank’s core franchise.

The business comprises the Commerzbank’s manufacturing and market making of flow and structured trading and investment products as well as its established exchange-traded funds (ETF) brand, Comstage, which is amongst the major retail products market makers and amongst the leading dealers of medium-term notes. The bank’s EMC business generated €381m gross revenues in 2017.

Marking a further milestone in the execution of the “Commerzbank 4.0” strategy, the transaction is subject to pre-clearance with competent tax authorities, approval by further relevant authorities and the employee representative committees as well as the finalization of legal documentation.

Martin Zielke, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Commerzbank

The Equity Capital Markets (“ECM”), the Equity Brokerage (“Equity Trading” and “Equity Sales”/”Brokerage”) businesses, and the hedging business for commodity risks will not be part of the transaction. These businesses remain part of its strategic client offering.

The deal includes the transfer of EMC’s trading books and client franchise, staff, as well as parts of the IT infrastructure to Societe Generale. The transfer of EMC front office employees and certain associated support function staff is subject to approval by employee representative committees.

EMC revenues are expected to fade out in the profit and loss statement of Commerzbank during 2019 as the transfer of trading books and associated balance sheet will gradually take place starting at the end of 2018. The sale of the EMC business will save Commerzbank at least €200m by year-end 2020 in expenses.

Martin Zielke, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Commerzbank, said:

“With this agreement, we are delivering a further milestone in the implementation of our ‘Commerzbank 4.0’ strategy. We are simplifying our business, we are contributing to our cost-cutting targets, and we are freeing up capital for the benefit of our core business with private and corporate clients.”

Michael Reuther, member of the Board of Managing Directors responsible for the Corporate Clients segment, commented:

Roberto Vila, Divisional Board Member Equity Markets & Commodities

“As a market leader for corporates in Germany, we will, of course, continue to offer the full range of capital markets products including commodity hedging products and brokerage services to our clients.”

Roberto Vila, Divisional Board Member Equity Markets & Commodities, said:

“Over the last 29 years, the Equity Markets & Commodities business has grown in Commerzbank to be one of the leading European manufacturers and market makers of financial products. I am convinced that with Societe Generale and Lyxor, leading Derivatives and ETF Houses, we have found the right new owners for this franchise to grow, innovate and be even more successful in the future. We will ensure a smooth and transparent transition process for investors who are holding our products.”

oneZero Taps ex-FXall CEO Phil Weisberg

June 27, 2018 by Ricardo Esteves Leave a Comment Filed Under: Industry News Tagged: Brokers, commodities, Crypto-currency, financial companies, FIX API, foreign exchange, futures trading, institutional market, Liquidity Hub, low latency, OneZero, Phil Weisberg, prime brokerages, trading platforms

oneZero Financial Systems, a provider of low-latency software for foreign exchange, commodities, crypto-currency and futures trading, has appointed Phil Weisberg as Strategic Advisor to better support institutional market participants.

Weisberg is an industry veteran with extensive institutional foreign exchange markets experience. He was most recently Chief Executive Officer of FXall and former Managing Director and Global Head of FX, Rates and Credit for Thomson Reuters. He also advises and invests in financial companies and founders through his advisory firm, Matzliach Capital.

Phil Weisberg commented on his appointment.

“As an early innovator and advocate for market ecosystems, I have watched the evolution of oneZero as an industry participant and have been impressed with the talent, passion, and integrity of their team. I have been truly impressed with the speed, reliability, and efficiency of their technology which can provide a competitive advantage for anyone they partner with. I am extremely pleased to join the company as an Advisor to help support oneZero’s rapid growth at this stage in their evolution as they expand their offerings. With the rapid change in global markets, I know oneZero is well-positioned and look forward to helping the company capitalize on its full potential and new opportunities”.

oneZero connects over 180 market participants through Liquidity Hub, which streams FX liquidity via FIX API into the most popular front-end trading platforms and custom-built trading systems. Its core technology solutions enable brokers, prime brokerages, and banks to centrally manage risk exposure, while allowing them to build customized liquidity pools for FX, CFD, and exchange-traded products.

Andrew Ralich, CEO of oneZero Financial Systems

Andrew Ralich, Chief Executive Officer of oneZero Financial Systems, said:

“We are thrilled to have Phil on our Advisory Board, given his focus on innovative financial markets and technologies and strong industry knowledge. Phil’s experience and perspective from scaling FXall over a decade and his unique market insights will be invaluable as we look to more fully leverage our core technology to support institutional market participants. We welcome his input and involvement.”

oneZero addresses a number of institutional trading needs, including low-latency trading environment, proven liquidity and reliable IT infrastructure and technical support, with its Liquidity Hub. Institutions can seamlessly deliver their liquidity to other end-customers through the hub, as well as manage their trading book and customize their liquidity through comprehensive credit, reporting and risk management tools.

oneZero is also a leading player in analytics and reporting as well as MetaTrader solutions ever since its institutional-level bridging technology to the MetaTrader 4 market in 2009. Now, its Liquidity Hub enables brokers to manage their MT4/MT5 businesses through an intuitive front end flexible enough to configure pricing and spreads, aggregate and route liquidity, and integrate with post-trade processors.

In an exclusive interview with The Industry Spread, Ralich said that with MT5, oneZero is “able to surface depth of market data, exchange-traded instruments and corporate action automation directly from the Hub.”

DMCC Powers Islamic Bank Of Afghanistan with Shariah-Compliant Murabaha Transaction Capability to Expand Its Offerings

June 13, 2018 by industryspread Leave a Comment Filed Under: Regulatory Annoucements Tagged: Amer Khalil, banks, commodities, DMCC, DMCC Tradeflow, DMCC Tradeflow platform, Islamic Bank of Afghanistan, Islamic financial solutions, Sanjeev Dutta, Sharia-compliant

DMCC, the world’s flagship Free Zone and Dubai Government Authority on commodities trade and enterprise, is entering new markets and has welcomed the Islamic Bank of Afghanistan as the newest member of its DMCC Tradeflow platform, a dedicated online platform for registering possession and ownership of commodities stored in UAE-based storage facilities. The announcement follows the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) by Sanjeev Dutta, ‎Executive Director, Commodities at DMCC and Amer Khalil ur Rehman, Chief Executive Officer of the Islamic Bank of Afghanistan, at DMCC’s Almas Tower in Dubai.

The collaboration will enable the Islamic Bank of Afghanistan to carry out Sharia-compliant Murabaha transactions using DMCC Tradeflow’s platform to take multi-currency trades from across the globe.

“At DMCC we believe in building strong strategic partnerships with industry leaders to tap into new markets. We are pleased to welcome the Islamic Bank of Afghanistan to the DMCC Tradeflow platform. Our partnership will facilitate the bank’s Murabaha transactions to develop a wide range of new Islamic financial solutions, through the platform robust regulatory framework, unparalleled security and an active trading base for commodities title transfers,” said Sanjeev Dutta, ‎Executive Director of Commodities at DMCC.

Sanjeev Dutta, ‎Executive Director of Commodities at DMCC

“Exceeding 26,000 transactions in the first quarter of 2018, the number of trading members and transaction volumes through DMCC Tradeflow is regularly increasing. This strong performance reflects the trust placed in DMCC Tradeflow by its customers, and we will continue to provide the market with innovative commodity trade solutions going forward,” he added.

A fully digital and interactive ownership registry, DMCC Tradeflow has handled AED 25.5 billion worth of shariah compliant commodities traded in the first four months of 2018, involving more than 30 financial institutions across three continents.

Amer Khalil ur Rehman, Chief Executive Officer of the Islamic Bank of Afghanistan, also said:

“We are pleased to mark our collaboration with DMCC by signing this agreement and becoming a member of the DMCC Tradeflow community. This will enable us to offer a broader range of Shariah-compliant financial products and services, and reach to the unbanked customers within our country”.

The Islamic Bank of Afghanistan sees Shariah-compliant finance as a unique feature that could help attract more people into the country’s financial system. The Islamic Bank of Afghanistan had paid-up capital of US$25 million and held US$187 million of deposits as of December 2017, offering its services across a network of 59 branches.

DMCC Tradeflow enables banks, financiers and suppliers to manage and mitigate potential risks across the commodity value chain by providing a transparent, regulated platform for registering possession of commodities, which are stored in DMCC’s UAE-based facilities.

GMEX to Develop INGOT Coin’s Distributed And Multi-Asset Trading Platform

June 12, 2018 by Ricardo Esteves Leave a Comment Filed Under: Industry News Tagged: Blockchain, commodities, Cryptocurrencies, derivatives, digital assets, digital banking, exchange, FX, GMEX, GMEX's Fusion, INGOT Coin, margin trading, multi-asset platform, tokenization

GMEX Group, a leading provider of exchange and post-trade solutions, has partnered with INGOT Coin in a joint venture to develop INGOT Coin’s Blockchain based All-Inclusive-Ecosystem.

GMEX’s Fusion, a hybrid centralized and Blockchain based global exchange trading, market surveillance, post-trade infrastructure and digital banking solution, will provide the infrastructure for INGOT Coin’s multi-asset platform, which includes equities, debt, FX, derivatives, commodities, cryptocurrencies and digital assets.

INGOT Coin brings the Crypto universe and the current traditional financial industry together. The Ecosystem mixes centralized and Blockchain-enabled integrated services such as digital wallet storage and real-time settlement management.

Iman Mutalq, Founder of INGOT Coin

Additionally, the platform will allow for the tokenization of traditional assets and provide real-time clearing to allow margin trading without a CCP. INGOT Coin will also offer digital banking with full cryptocurrency and fiat currency support; and brokerage house platforms.

Iman Mutalq, Founder of INGOT Coin, commented:

“GMEX is an extremely vital partner for us here at INGOT Coin, as we believe they strive to keep up with the latest technological advancement and always provide turnkey solutions to business and firms in different industries.” She added that “We believe in our partners, especially GMEX, and know that they will deliver the best of both innovation and technical development. Our partnership with GMEX has just started and is in no means limited to the development of INGOT Coin, we are actually joining our forces to change the future of Blockchain and Cryptocurrencies.”

The terms of the partnership include GMEX developing the components of INGOT Coin to deliver a cost and time efficient trading experience to all participants. Both companies will capitalize on the new partnership as they grow their networks.

Hirander Misra, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of GMEX Group

Hirander Misra, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of GMEX Group, said:

“The INGOT Coin ecosystem is the first of its kind combining networks through collaboration.” He added “INGOT Coin links the Crypto universe to the traditional financial industry covering the complete vertical and horizontal value chain from trading and broking, exchange execution, clearing, settlement, custody and digital banking enabled by a combination of Blockchain and centralized solutions and services.”

The first Minimum Viable Product (MVP) of the INGOT Coin ecosystem will be available for testing in the coming months.

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