TS Imagine, which claims to be a global leader in trading, portfolio and risk management solutions for capital markets, has successfully connected with Coinbase Prime, the prime broker for digital assets, in order “to offer institutional clients a fully regulated path to trade cryptocurrencies.”
TS Imagine clients can now “connect to Coinbase Prime with TradeSmart, the all-asset execution and order management system, and use the full range of crypto-trading functionality native to the TradeSmart platform.”
In addition, institutional clients “gain significant efficiencies from managing trading and investments in crypto and any other asset class, within TS Imagine’s SaaS platform.”
Andrew Morgan, President and Chief Revenue Officer of TS Imagine, said:
“With the connection to Coinbase Prime, our institutional clients can now access this important liquidity venue and trade cryptocurrencies in a safe, regulated way. We aim to offer the most comprehensive list of quality destinations for our clients while establishing an institutional-grade regulated path to trading digital assets, which in light of the recent market turmoil is what professional investors are looking for.”
Brett Tejpaul, Head of Coinbase Institutional, said:
“We’re pleased to offer TS Imagine’s institutional clients the highest level of secure trading execution and custody with access to Coinbase Prime. Coinbase Prime’s unparalleled track record of offering clients an integrated solution that provides secure custody, an advanced trading platform, and prime services makes us the smart choice for professional investors looking to manage crypto assets in one place.”
Created out of the combination of two best-in-class SaaS platforms, TradingScreen and Imagine Software, TS Imagine “delivers integrated trading, portfolio and real-time risk solutions for capital markets.”
The platform is uniquely positioned “to streamline complex and time-consuming workflows across front, middle, and back office functions.”
TS Imagine has “close to 400 employees in 10 offices worldwide, serving approximately 500 global buy-side and sell-side institutions across North and South America, EMEA, and Asia Pacific including hedge funds, traditional asset managers, pension funds, mutual funds, and financial institutions.”