San Francisco Open Exchange Launches Investor Account Management Solutions
The world-famous trading platform, SFOX, or the San Francisco Open Exchange has conveyed the news about the launch of its revolutionary “Separate Account Management Solution” specifically designed to meet the requirements of investors. The new solution will help investors create their customized crypto trading strategies conveniently.
A separately managed account is a type of investment account in which the portfolio of assets is managed and operated by a professional investment firm or wealthy investors. These accounts offer direct ownership of the securities to the owner and also offer tax advantages over mutual funds.
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Separate account management
According to official SFOX reports, the new facility will help fund managers. To manage individual values of your clients in a single account. This will help fund managers manage and track their clients' assets. By designing custom crypto trading strategies. The firm has confirmed that investors managing digital assets will not be able to access the new feature.
SFOX claimed that investors in cryptocurrencies, they could use the tax reporting products offered by the platform. To consider taxes while making strategic decisions regarding portfolio management. Administrators, traders, service providers, as well as traditional asset managers. Those dealing with crypto assets can enjoy the lucrative benefits of the latest service launched by SFOX.
San Francisco Open Exchange
Established in 2014, SFOX strives to offer the best services available to traders and fund managers who deposit their funds in crypto assets. The platform sources more than 20 exchanges, OTC brokers and liquidity providers operating in the global market.
With a customer community of over 175,000 merchants. The team of SFOX aims to offer economic business activities and greater access to liquidity to its clients. In early May 2019, SFOX partnered with New York-based MY Safra Bank. To offer deposit accounts to your clients. The accounts were insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.
