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Founders

Having worked together since 2012, David and Andrew have deep trading and operational experience supporting institutional, HNWI’s and retail investors.

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Head of Operations & Trading

David Farelo

10+ years in Investment Management and Fintech brings operations, portfolio management, equity & derivative trading experience, while also trading crypto (PA) since 2016.

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Head of Distribution

Andrew Ludwig

10+ years in Investment Management brings fund management and distribution experience, while running BLACK ONYX (FSP) supporting asset managers, advisors & HNWI’s.

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Directors and Key Individuals

The founders are recognised by the FSCA as FAIS “Fit & Proper” Key Individuals and Representatives (RE1, RE3, RE5) with all the necessary requirements expected of a financial service provider (Cat 1 & 11), noting our other regulated companies (FSPs: 47701 and 50850) and SARB approved foreign exchange intermediary (6176), working with our Authorised Dealers (Mercantile and Investec Bank).

For the circumstances of “unregulated cryptocurrencies”, we provide a FOREX intermediary service, with zero financial advice, within the framework of the FSCA, SARB and Currency and Exchanges Act, in anticipation of the imminent regulation of the crypto-landscape that will likely see CASP’s (Crypto Asset Service Providers) adhering to the FAIS Act like other traditional FSP’s.

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