Fasanara Capital partners with Bitget to advance tokenised finance
London-based fintech investment firm Fasanara Capital has entered into a partnership with Universal Exchange (UEX) operator Bitget Partners to develop new models of tokenised and on-chain finance.
The collaboration aims to integrate real-world assets into digital markets, enhance on-chain liquidity, and bridge the gap between traditional finance and blockchain-based systems.
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Under the agreement, Fasanara, which focuses on alternative credit and quantitative investment strategies, will work with Bitget to explore ways of combining its credit and loan exposure with the UEX operator’s trading and tokenisation infrastructure. The partnership could enable investors to access and trade such assets in tokenised form.
“This partnership reflects the growing convergence between traditional asset management and blockchain infrastructure,” said Gracy Chen, chief executive officer of Bitget. “Together, we’re building new pathways for liquidity, tokenisation, and global market access, shaping how finance will look in the decade ahead.”
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According to Bitget Partners, the initiative comes as there has been an accelerating institutional adoption of digital asset technologies, as data-driven strategies, tokenised asset structures, and 24/7 liquidity increasingly converge within global financial markets.
“Partnering with Bitget allows us to combine institutional-grade investment strategies with a high-performance exchange ecosystem,” Alessandro Balata, portfolio manager at Fasanara Digital said. “It’s an opportunity to help redefine how capital moves, efficiently, transparently, and across borders.”
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