IG Group completes acquisition of Independent Reserve, advancing crypto business expansion in Asia-Pacific and the Middle East
According to Odaily, online trading giant IG Group has completed the acquisition of crypto trading platform Independent Reserve, a deal that has received approval from the Monetary Authority of Singapore. The acquisition was first announced in September 2025, marking IG Group's official expansion into the digital asset sector.
Independent Reserve will be integrated into the IG Group system while maintaining its existing stable and compliant operations. IG plans to leverage Independent Reserve's crypto technology and operational experience to launch crypto trading products for local markets in Singapore, Australia, and the UAE in the second half of 2026.
IG Group stated that this acquisition will help it expand compliant digital asset services in markets where regulation is becoming clearer; Independent Reserve believes that, with IG's resources and regional network, the internationalization of its crypto products will be accelerated. (Crowdfund Insider)
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