Fineqia Partners with FTSE Russell to Improve Crypto ETFs

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Fineqia AG has established a collaboration with FTSE Russell, a global index provider owned by London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG).

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Fineqia International, a Canadian company that issues and manages debt and equity securities. And provides investments to early and growth-stage technology companies, recently inked an agreement with FTSE Russell to access its indexing and analytics tools.

Through this arrangement, Fineqia’s subsidiary will be able to improve the visibility, liquidity, and accessibility of its exchange-traded products (ETPs).

Fineqia’s Chief Strategy Officer, Michael Coletta, said:

This collaboration will allow us to provide top-quality opportunities that meet the highest standards of transparency and security.

The Head of Digital Assets at FTSE Russell, Kristen Mierzwa, highlighted the enthusiasm of the London Stock Exchange Group’s subsidiary in backing Fineqia’s endeavor to make the crypto market more transparent and accessible.

As a leading international stock market index supplier, FTSE Russell is currently associated with nearly $16 trillion of possessions kept track of by:

Asset supervisors, exchange-traded fund (ETF) providers, and also financial investment financial institutions.

According to FTSE Russel, their indices assess and also benchmark markets as well as properties in more than 70 countries. Representing virtually all of the world’s investable market.

Fineqia said:

Fineqia’s use of FTSE Russell indices is expected to significantly enhance the transparency and liquidity of its digital asset investment products, enhancing the company’s position as a leader in institutional quality investment solutions.

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