Led by Tim Grant, a new crypto-focused private equity firm named Deus X Capital announced its launch today.
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“We are committed to investing in and building the most innovative digital asset, fintech and capital markets businesses, constructing a complementary portfolio of companies that can contribute to creating a new financial system that removes silos, lowers barriers to entry and can create better outcomes for everyone,” Tim Grant, CEO of Deus X, said in a statement.
Deus X said in the announcement that it invests globally, with a presence in Malta, London and the United Arab Emirates.
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