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Abstract:Darwinex, a broker and asset manager based in the United Kingdom and Spain, has announced that its assets under management have surpassed 100 million euros, after a 45% increase in the preceding nine months.
Darwinex, a broker and asset manager operating in the United Kingdom and Spain, has announced that its assets under management have crossed 100 million euros after increasing by 45% in the previous nine months. With this achievement, Darwinex solidifies its position as a benchmark platform for traders and investors. It links both without the need for middlemen, offering transparency, lowering costs, and harmonizing incentives. It has regulatory approval from the FCA in the United Kingdom and the CNMV in the European Union.
“Our rise illustrates investors' trust when their success is tied to the performance of the trader, which is backed by our risk management.” “The more trust, money, and better traders there are, the more our ecosystem consolidates as a virtuous loop that feeds back on itself,” explains Juan Colón, CEO and Co-founder of Darwinex (pictured top right).
Darwinex minimizes the risk of trading methods using proprietary technology and makes them accessible as investable indices are known as DARWINs. The index gives traders legal protection to participate in investor success without the need to regulate themselves while safeguarding their intellectual property. Each investor who purchases a DARWIN index has access to an independent, skilled strategy that is uncorrelated with regular markets. They may also combine the indexes to construct diversified portfolios based on instantly liquid securities.
“We provide alternative management solutions to retail and professional investors in a transparent, accessible, and, most importantly, risk-controlled environment,” Colón continues.
Algorithms for managing investment risk
The fintech analyzes the volatility of trading positions in real-time and controls exposure under market stress. The algorithms that drive this process are what set it apart from other sites.
“We provide a platform for traders to improve, and investors get a complete service based on risk management, which we maintain within the optimal range for them,” explains Javier Colón, Darwinex's Head of Product and Co-Founder (pictured top middle).
Darwinex's creators
Darwinex was formed in 2012 by Juan and Javier Colón, as well as Miguel ngel González (pictured top left). They continue to lead the fintech's management and ownership.
Juan Colón is the company's current CEO. He is a London School of Economics graduate with 20 years of expertise in the financial business. Juan communicates Darwinex's vision and goal to consumers, authorities, investors, and key partners throughout the world.
Product development is overseen by Javier Colón. In addition to being a Civil Engineer, he is a market trader. Javier developed Darwinex to address the issues he encountered when professionalizing his trading.
Miguel ngel González, CTO or Head of Technological Development, is a Telecommunications Engineer with a Master's degree in Information and Communications Systems Management from Universidad Politécnica de Madrid.
The fintech has completed three rounds of expansion capital totaling 9 million euros. Its owners include financial industry veterans such as Stefan Jaeklin, former global head of asset management at Oliver Wyman, Ignacio Sánchez-Asian, former CEO of Kutxabank, and Illimar Mattus, co-founder of Pinorena Capital.
Darwinex's yearly revenue is 6 million euros. It is a worldwide project with headquarters in Madrid and London, with 60% of its income coming from outside of Spain. It supports thousands of traders and administers more than 100 million euros in retail and professional client funds. Its traders span from licensed asset managers to data scientists and professional poker and e-gaming players. Some of the platform's most popular DARWIN indices presently have more than 10 million euros of investment and produce hundreds of thousands of euros in success fees for strategy providers each year.
About Darwinex
Darwinex is a fintech that gives legal protection to thousands of traders globally in order for them to get rewarded for their trading methods. Its competitive advantage is its algorithmic engine for managing the risk of trading techniques. It provides investors with indexes based on trading techniques and risk management algorithms. It was founded in 2012 by Juan Colón, Javier Colón, and Miguel Angel González and now employs roughly 70 people in Madrid and London. Darwinex is governed by the UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and the Comisión Nacional del Mercado de Valores (CNMV).
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