Sage Capital Management has introduced a private banking service to streamline operations for crypto professionals.
This new solution provides an integrated environment for managing fiat and digital assets, facilitating smoother transactions across different markets. Additionally, Sage Capital Management has unveiled a proprietary unified trading platform that covers liquidity, execution, risk management, and Transaction Cost Analysis (TCA).
From Crypto Prime Broker to Comprehensive System
Sage Capital Management’s expanded suite of services supports hedge funds, asset managers, trading companies, brokers, corporate treasuries, and digital asset treasuries. The company aims to offer a complete financial infrastructure that connects banking, market access, capital, and technology through one regulated entity, enabling clients to handle their digital assets globally.
Nathan Sage, CEO of Sage Capital Management, highlighted the solution’s focus on alleviating key challenges for institutional clients, such as fragmentation and operational inefficiencies. By creating a unified environment with streamlined onboarding, Sage Capital Management intends to optimize every aspect of the financial workflow for institutional crypto clients, thereby reducing risk, enhancing fund movements, minimizing counterparty exposure, and improving overall capital efficiency.
Sage Capital Management’s integrated financial network comprises four distinct but interconnected pillars:
- Banking: Providing clients with named, multi-currency accounts under their legal entity, supported by UK Faster Payments, SEPA, SWIFT, and over 140 global currencies. Each client receives an embedded COO to support business operations.
- Markets Access: Delivering unified access to global spot, derivatives, and OTC liquidity via a single, regulated counterparty.
- Capital Engine: Enabling clients to leverage centralised access to portfolio margin, institutional credit, and structured financing.
- The Sage Platform: Facilitating multi-venue, multi-product trading with an aggregated orderbook, optimal algorithms, and customisable institutional workspaces.
