Marex
Group plc, a global financial services platform, has privately submitted a
preliminary registration statement on Form F-1 to the U.S. Securities and
Exchange Commission (SEC) for its proposed initial public offering of ordinary
shares.
The
specific details regarding the size and price range for the offering are yet to
be determined. The commencement of the public offering is anticipated post the
completion of the SEC review process, contingent upon market conditions and
other factors.
This announcement is not to be construed as an offer to sell
or a solicitation of an offer to buy any securities. Any offers, solicitations,
or transactions involving securities will adhere to the registration
requirements mandated by the Securities Act of 1933, as amended.
Commodities broker Marex files with SEC for U.S. listing https://t.co/Gv55M4vhYL pic.twitter.com/djryUwrZfS
— Reuters Business (@ReutersBiz) December 8, 2023
Marex Strengthens Asia-Pacific Footprint with SGX Membership
Finance Magnates
reported earlier that Marex
strengthened its presence in the Asia Pacific region by becoming a trading
and clearing member of the Singapore Exchange Group (SGX). This strategic move
allows Marex to provide direct trading and clearing services to clients across
SGX.
It complements its recent expansion into the Australian
market as a futures clearing and trading participant on the Australian
Securities Exchange. The company’s focus on the Asia-Pacific region is evident
in its impressive annual net revenue growth of 89 percent in the first half of
2023. Marex’s Head of Asia Pacific, Arthur Fan, expressed enthusiasm about the
membership, emphasizing its importance and the company’s commitment to
deepening its presence and expanding services in the region.
Earlier, Marex successfully concluded the
acquisition of Cowen’s prime brokerage and outsourced trading business as
part of its strategy to expand its global presence. The addition included a
team of around 160 professionals across eight international offices, along with
advanced trading technologies and clearing counterparties. The newly acquired business has been integrated into Marex
Capital Markets.
Marex, headquartered in the UK, operates a diversified
financial services business with a focus on liquidity, market access, and
infrastructure services for clients in energy, commodities, and financial
markets. As of mid-2023, Marex reported over $11.8 billion in customer assets,
clearing on 57 exchanges.
Marex
Group plc, a global financial services platform, has privately submitted a
preliminary registration statement on Form F-1 to the U.S. Securities and
Exchange Commission (SEC) for its proposed initial public offering of ordinary
shares.
The
specific details regarding the size and price range for the offering are yet to
be determined. The commencement of the public offering is anticipated post the
completion of the SEC review process, contingent upon market conditions and
other factors.
This announcement is not to be construed as an offer to sell
or a solicitation of an offer to buy any securities. Any offers, solicitations,
or transactions involving securities will adhere to the registration
requirements mandated by the Securities Act of 1933, as amended.
Commodities broker Marex files with SEC for U.S. listing https://t.co/Gv55M4vhYL pic.twitter.com/djryUwrZfS
— Reuters Business (@ReutersBiz) December 8, 2023
Marex Strengthens Asia-Pacific Footprint with SGX Membership
Finance Magnates
reported earlier that Marex
strengthened its presence in the Asia Pacific region by becoming a trading
and clearing member of the Singapore Exchange Group (SGX). This strategic move
allows Marex to provide direct trading and clearing services to clients across
SGX.
It complements its recent expansion into the Australian
market as a futures clearing and trading participant on the Australian
Securities Exchange. The company’s focus on the Asia-Pacific region is evident
in its impressive annual net revenue growth of 89 percent in the first half of
2023. Marex’s Head of Asia Pacific, Arthur Fan, expressed enthusiasm about the
membership, emphasizing its importance and the company’s commitment to
deepening its presence and expanding services in the region.
Earlier, Marex successfully concluded the
acquisition of Cowen’s prime brokerage and outsourced trading business as
part of its strategy to expand its global presence. The addition included a
team of around 160 professionals across eight international offices, along with
advanced trading technologies and clearing counterparties. The newly acquired business has been integrated into Marex
Capital Markets.
Marex, headquartered in the UK, operates a diversified
financial services business with a focus on liquidity, market access, and
infrastructure services for clients in energy, commodities, and financial
markets. As of mid-2023, Marex reported over $11.8 billion in customer assets,
clearing on 57 exchanges.