We’re excited to share that Triton Liquid has been granted a Financial Services Permission (FSP) by the Financial Services Regulatory Authority (FSRA) of the UAE’s highly recognized financial centre, Abu Dhabi Global Markets (ADGM).
Triton Liquid is now one of the first liquid crypto funds licensed in ADGM.
You can read more about it here.
The FSP license marks another step forward our mission to lead the way in institutional investment strategies for digital assets.
This license allows us to manage a Collective Investment Fund, giving us the ability to set up, operate, and manage diversified investment portfolios through a UAE-based entity. We’re thrilled to serve both our Middle Eastern and global investors through this new venture.
We chose to register under ADGM’s top-tier regulatory framework to ensure we meet the highest standards in governance, risk management, and transparency to create a legacy digital asset management firm.
Iterating on previous news, Dr. Peter Knez, former Co-Chief Investment Officer at BlackRock, will be joining Triton as a UAE-based Board Member. Peter will bring invaluable guidance as we work towards becoming a leading digital asset hedge fund and expanding our capabilities to support the needs of institutional-grade clients worldwide.

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