Sage Capital is expanding beyond crypto prime brokerage services by launching a private banking service designed for crypto professionals. It has also introduced a proprietary unified trading platform for liquidity, execution, risk management, and Transaction Cost Analysis (TCA).
Integrating End-to-End Crypto Services
Announced today (Monday), the company can now enable hedge funds, asset managers, trading firms, brokers, corporate treasuries, and digital asset treasuries to connect banking, market access, capital, and technology through one regulated counterparty.
Nathan Sage, CEO at Sage Capital Management
“We have created a single environment, with unified onboarding, which connects every part of the financial workflow for institutional digital asset clients, reducing operational risk, speeding up the movement of funds, minimising counterparty exposure, and improving capital efficiency,” said Nathan Sage, CEO at Sage Capital Management.
“In particular, the launch of our banking service, fully integrated into our digital asset infrastructure, is a major step, setting new standards in how institutional clients access, manage, and deploy capital across digital asset markets.”
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Setting Apart from Competitors
The new services were launched months after the firm expanded its partnership with Finery Markets to offer 10x leverage through a trilateral arrangement with Gold-i, creating a unified infrastructure for trading across more than 200 digital assets.
Last year, Sage also partnered with EDXM to provide institutional access to perpetual futures liquidity.
Now, the company is highlighting that its integrated financial network consists of four key pillars: banking, market access, capital engine, and the Sage platform.
“Our new offering sets us apart from competitors, with one integrated financial network, powered by a unified technology platform and built for institutional scale,” the CEO added.
“We are giving institutions the ability to operate end-to-end across banking, liquidity, capital, and technology without friction, and are ultimately making institutional participation in digital assets more accessible than ever.”
FinanceMagnates.com earlier this month reported that Sage Capital had onboarded a new Sales Director, Jason Keogh, who brings three decades of experience to the company.
