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Unauthorised Use of Dalma Capital’s Name and Details

Dalma Capital Management Limited (the “Firm”), is duly incorporated in the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) and authorised and regulated by the Dubai Financial Services Authority (DFSA).

The Firm has become aware that an unauthorised entity operating under the name “D’ Finance Capital” has been misusing the Firm’s details and falsely claiming association with the Firm.

The Firm hereby confirms that:

  • it has no affiliation or connection whatsoever with “D’ Finance Capital” or any of its representatives,
  • any representations, communications, or activities undertaken by this entity are unauthorised, false, and misleading, and
  • it does not accept any responsibility or liability for dealings with this entity, nor for any losses or damages arising from reliance on its claims. 

In line with its obligations as a DFSA-authorised firm, the Firm has:

  • notified the DFSA of this unauthorised use of its details;
  • reported the fraudulent website and materials to the relevant authorities; and
  • enhanced its security protocols to protect its office premises, employees, and clients.

Members of the public, clients, and counterparties are advised to exercise caution and verify any communications claiming to be from the Firm by using only the official contact channels listed on our website: www.dalmacapital.com.

Suspicious communications should be reported immediately to compliance@dalmacapital.com.

The Firm remains fully committed to its obligations under the DFSA framework and to protecting the interests of its clients, shareholders, and stakeholders.

News & Announcements

Brazil’s BTG Pactual Plans $1 Billion Crypto Token Partnership

Cryptocurrency

The partners have a pipeline of deals for tokenization, which refers to the process of transforming real assets into tradeable digital contracts that live on a blockchain. Dalma plans to tokenize property and sports clubs, while BTG has already sold real estate-backed tokens and is looking at further issuances, according to a statement from the companies.

While many traditional financial firms have been reluctant to embrace cryptocurrencies, they have shown greater openness to security tokens. Goldman Sachs Group Inc. Chief Executive Officer David Solomon said in June that his firm was conducting “extensive research’’ on tokenization, and it would be safe to assume “all major financial institutions around the world’’ are doing similar.

BTG sold tokens backed by distressed real estate assets in Brazil earlier this year -- its first foray into digital assets. The firm is now exploring how such tokens might affect capital markets, said Andre Portilho, the BTG partner responsible for its token initative.

“When we look at capital markets, we notice that even with all of the recent technological advancements, we still have infrastructure that was designed for an analog, local world,’’ said Portilho. “It is our job not only to understand how new technologies can change the market, but also and foremost lead the process.’’

BTG and Dalma plan to issue all tokens on the Tezos blockchain, and Dalma plans to announce a U.K. token offering later this month.

Article in Bloomberg