Alloy, a provider of Portfolio Management System (PMS) and Order Management System (OMS) solutions for digital assets, has announced a strategic integration with Copper.
Copper is a key player focused on digital asset custody, collateral management, and prime services. This partnership enables clients to manage their Copper accounts and ClearLoop activities via Alloy’s platform, improving efficiency and security across the investment lifecycle.
At the core of Copper’s infrastructure is ClearLoop, which enables clients to manage collateral and settle trades across exchanges, while mitigating counterparty risk and boosting overall capital efficiency.
With ClearLoop integrated into Alloy’s investment management system, investors can handle portfolio management, trading, post-trade settlement, and collateral movement across exchanges.
This integration simplifies operations by reducing the need to navigate different tools and infrastructure while maintaining the robust security and capital efficiency that Copper provides.
A benefit of this integration is the improved efficiency in post-trade processes, especially in settlement and collateral movement.
ClearLoop, which cleared over $120 billion in notional value in August 2024, provides a bankruptcy remote solution to eliminate counterparty risk, ensure secure custody, and increase ease of settlement.
Dmitry Tokarev, CEO at Copper said that integrating Copper’s digitalized infrastructure into Alloy’s platform enhances the digital asset investment management process for our clients.
They added that this partnership mitigates counterparty risk while offering a solution that institutional investors can depend on.
The working relationship between Alloy and Copper improves institutional digital asset investment management.
It offers a solution that enhances the investment process.
As noted in the update, Alloy is a provider of Portfolio Management Systems (PMS) as well as Order Management Systems (OMS) designed for digital assets.
The platform supports investors throughout the investment lifecycle, from trade execution to post-trade processing, ensuring operational efficiency.
Alloy’s solutions allow clients to manage their digital asset investments with precision.
Founded in 2018, Copper has been building what it claims to be the standard for institutional digital asset infrastructure with a focus on custody and collateral management.
Underpinned by innovative tech, Copper says that it has built a suite of products and services required to custody and trade digital assets.
At the core of Copper’s infrastructure is ClearLoop, which enables clients to manage collateral and settle trades across exchanges, while addressing as well as mitigating counterparty risk.