The solution is designed for multiple asset classes including digital assets and equities and allows investors to gain market themes and asset class exposure without having to trade underlying instruments directly.
The cash-settled OTC derivative allows clients to take long or short crypto exposure without holding the underlying assets.
The new offering leverages an aggregated pricing engine to provide clients with multi-dealer FX liquidity access through a single prime brokerage relationship.
The deal marks Marex’s third acquisition this year and is expected to boost the firm’s current equity linked structured products platform.
Deal will bring approximately $800 million in client balances into Marex’s offering, and is expected to close either late 2026 or early 2027.
The past week saw continued movement across the industry, with a blockbuster sell-side head of liquidity departure, as well as hires across electronic sales and outsourced trading.
New appointment brings more than 20 years of institutional trading experience to the role and will support Marex in navigating growing demand for outsourced trading in Asia and also across global markets.
The new desk operates across New York, London, Dubai and Singapore and is set to support hedge funds and banks executing complex fixed income and futures strategies.
Specifically, the build out is expected to bolster Marex’s footprint in Australian markets and enhance its current OTC hedging capabilities.
The deal – initially announced in October 2025 – will bring 700 clients onto Marex’s platform from banks, independent wealth managers and asset managers.