Key Takeaways
- • Premialab announced on October 26, 2026 that Marex's first institutional quantitative investment strategies (QIS) indices on digital assets are now available on its platform, per a PRNewswire release.
- • The Marex indices let investors harvest the risk premium between implied and realised volatility of Bitcoin and Ethereum, with 24/7 risk management.
- • Marex's Bitcoin and Ethereum volatility indices are available to Premialab clients immediately.
- • Premialab covers more than 8,000 quantitative investment strategies and partners with the top 20 investment banks.
Summary
The initial Marex indices allow investors to capture the spread between implied and realised volatility of Bitcoin and Ethereum. The company emphasizes 24/7 risk management in a market that never closes, and says the products combine the robustness, transparency and cost efficiency associated with QIS indices.
The launch extends Marex's broader institutional digital assets franchise, which the release says includes structured products, OTC derivatives, collateralised financing and, more recently, access to crypto derivatives liquidity through Deribit. Premialab's coverage now extends into digital assets, giving investors a single independent environment for due diligence, risk analysis and portfolio construction.
Pierre Trecourt, Co-founder of Premialab, said the addition supports the platform's effort to bring new asset classes and sources of risk premia to investors as the QIS market evolves. Walter Cegarra, Head of Institutional Solutions, Financial Products at Marex, said the firm's strategies on Premialab are intended to help investors with due diligence, risk analysis and portfolio construction.
Marex Group Limited (MRX) provides clearing, agency and execution, market making and hedging, and investment solutions across commodity and financial markets, with access to more than 60 exchanges and over 3,400 active clients.
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