UAE homegrown M2, cryptocurrency exchange and custodian has engaged Haruko, an institutional-grade infrastructure solution created for companies deploying capital across the digital asset ecosystem to provide M2’s treasury trading team with the tremendous insight required for effective treasury management, compliance, investor reporting and financial control functions.
Haruko provides the most comprehensive digital asset infrastructure solution for institutions deploying capital across the digital asset ecosystem. Seamless consolidation of positions across exchanges, on-chain and OTC activity with access to real-time and historical pricing, risk and P&L reporting provides the transparency needed for effective treasury management, compliance, investor reporting and financial controllership functions.
M2’s Managing Director of Treasury Kim Wong said, “With Haruko, we can efficiently manage M2’s treasury portfolio and risk in real time. Haruko’s advanced tools empower our team to seamlessly track asset flows, conduct scenario analyses, and closely monitor counterparty credit as well as other market exposures, enabling proactive risk management.”
“These capabilities allow us to identify and mitigate risks across our digital asset portfolio, safeguarding against potential downside impacts. This is a critical enhancement to our strategies and operations, particularly during periods of heightened market volatility.”
“As risk management continues to become a critical workflow in the digital asset space, Haruko continues to deliver an exceptional institutional-grade solution which enables digital asset managers to view their risk in a combined and transparent way,” said Shamyl Malik, Chief Executive Officer and Co-Founder of Haruko.
He added, “We are delighted to be working with M2 to provide our comprehensive suite of risk and portfolio management products, significantly improving operational efficiency and streamlining their workflow”.
On October 31st, UAE crypto exchange M2, underwent a cybersecurity breach involving $13.7 million but was able to quickly address the incident within 16 minutes. M2 announced that it fully resolved the issue, restoring all customer funds and taking responsibility for any potential losses. M2 on its website stated, “We would like to report that the situation has been fully resolved and customer funds have been restored. M2 has taken full responsibility for any potential losses, demonstrating our unwavering commitment to safeguarding our customers’ interests. All services are now fully operational with additional controls in place.”
