The Flowdesk market manufacturer has launched an institutional credit office, expanding its imprint on digital asset markets while traditional financing players are looking for more effective means of deploying and accessing crypto capital.
Sophisticated institutional counterparts are looking for structured credit products to manage liquidity, cutlery and generate a yield in fragmented places. The new Flowdesk office responds to this request by integrating loans, borrowing and structured credit in its existing OTC and its existing liquidity infrastructure.
“Institutions that merging digital assets require more than simple effective execution,” said Reed Werbitt, American CEO of Flowdesk and income director. “They need tools to unlock capital and structure strategies with precision,” he added.
The new office incorporates loans, loan and structured credit directly into the Flowdesk OTC and liquidity services.
This deployment comes only two months after Flowdesk collected more than $ 100 million to extend the workforce and develop an over -the -counter derivative trading office (OTC).
“Our mission is to provide institutional quality trading solutions for the digital asset ecosystem,” said Guilhem Chaumont, co-founder and world CEO of Flowdesk in a press release.
“The launch of our credit office is aligned with our commitment to extend access to advanced digital asset strategies and robust risk management for a wider range of institutional counterparts,” said Chaumont.
The expansion of Flowdesk occurs in the middle of American institutional interest for digital assets, and the White House offering the industry a regulatory green light.
The commercial firm has always been quite optimistic about this story.
In 2023, at the height of the War of Securities and Exchange American Commission (SEC) of Crypto, Flowdesk made the opposite to extend its American office while other members of the industry looked off. Chaumont said at the time that the size and sophistication of the American capital markets were worth it.
