Sage Capital Appoints Chris Mills as Head of Digital Assets

Sage Capital Management, a next-generation Digital Prime Broker, has announced the appointment of Chris Mills as its new Head of Digital Assets.

Mr. Mills joins the firm from JB Drax Honore, where he served as Co-Head of Digital Assets with responsibilities including product development and trade execution. Prior to his time at JB Drax Honore, he spent 18 years at the Bank of England, primarily working as an FX and Money Market Dealer.

In his new role at Sage Capital Management, Chris Mills will be responsible for overseeing the firm's Digital Trading and Liquidity Distribution activities. He will also contribute to supporting the company's ongoing growth and global expansion efforts. He is joining a team noted as having decades of experience in cryptocurrency, fund management, and professional trading, and will report directly to Nathan Sage, the CEO and Founder of Sage Capital Management.

Nathan Sage commented on the appointment, stating, "I am delighted that Chris is joining Sage Capital Management at such an exciting time for our business, with demand for our Crypto Prime Broker service at an all-time high." He added, "I have known Chris for a number of years and he has rapidly become a well-known figure in the Digital Asset space through his drive, enthusiasm and knowledge. His deep understanding of the industry and strong awareness of client requirements will be invaluable to both our business and our clients as we expand further over the coming months."

Chris Mills, the newly appointed Head of Digital Assets at Sage Capital Management, also commented: "I'm very happy to be joining such a dynamic and experienced team, particularly at such a key time for the Crypto market. Sage Capital Management has an impressive Digital Prime Broker service and provides clients with unparalleled advantages in the cryptocurrency arena." He concluded, "I look forward to playing a key role in driving our growth and supporting our clients in accessing top tier liquidity and Prime Services."