Keyrock Acquires Turing Capital, Launches New Asset Division

Digital asset trading firm Keyrock has acquired Luxembourg’s Turing Capital for $27.8 million, establishing an asset and wealth management division under CEO Jorge Schnura.

This acquisition enhances Keyrock’s service portfolio for institutional and high-net-worth investors, amid expanding operations in the US and adherence to evolving EU MiCA regulations.

Keyrock Completes $27.8M Acquisition of Turing Capital

Keyrock’s acquisition of Turing Capital integrates new institutional and wealth management services aimed at high-net-worth clients. Led by Jorge Schnura, the division expands Keyrock’s reach, allowing comprehensive services from liquidity provision to long-term investments. Kevin de Patoul, CEO, and Juan David Mendieta, Chief Strategy Officer of Keyrock, emphasize alignment with regulatory frameworks, notably the EU MiCA.

Jorge Schnura’s commitment to blockchain was highlighted on LinkedIn, stating all assets will transition on-chain, offering systematic investments.

Jorge Schnura, President Asset & Wealth Management, Keyrock, “In the near future, all assets will live onchain.” — supporting the strategic vision for digital asset rails and blockchain-based fund management

On-Chain Transition Will Enhance Institutional Services

Did you know? Industry merges, like Keyrock and Turing Capital, mirror trends seen with firms such as Galaxy Digital, reflecting the push for diverse institutional-grade offerings in the crypto space.

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The Coincu research team posits this acquisition could strengthen financial architectures, ensuring institutional-grade risk controls and adherence to evolving regulations like EU MiCA, advancing Keyrock’s competitive edge.