MultiBank Exchange, parte do MultiBank Group, apresenta mecanismo de pareamento interbancário e de liquidação de ativos digitais mais rápido do mundo

DUBAI, EAU--(BUSINESS WIRE)--nov 2, 2026--

A MultiBank Exchange, parte do MultiBank Group, uma das maiores instituições de derivativos financeiros do mundo, anunciou a primeira plataforma de negociação interbancária do mundo a oferecer pares de moedas exóticas, com liquidação tanto em moedas fiduciárias como em ativos digitais.

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Com volumes diários de negociação de até US$ 21 bilhões (AED 77 bilhões), a plataforma MultiBank Exchange conecta mais de 30 bancos de primeiro nível e provedores de liquidez. Ela conta com o mecanismo de execução de ordens mais rápido da história das negociações interbancárias, operando em 400 nanossegundos, sendo a primeira plataforma de negociação interbancária a prover serviços de crédito e liquidação a todas as suas contrapartes.

O Grupo também anunciou a formação do Conselho Administrativo da MultiBank Exchange Holding, presidido por Naser Taher, Fundador e Presidente do Conselho, com os seguintes membros:

O lançamento da MultiBank Exchange foi anunciado durante a participação do MultiBank Group como copatrocinador da Dubai Future Finance Week, evento no qual o Grupo vem se reunindo com clientes e parceiros institucionais para discutir funcionalidades da plataforma e oportunidades de participação.

A MultiBank Exchange foi criada para conectar bancos e instituições financeiras do GCC, BRICS e outros mercados emergentes a tecnologias de negociação ocidentais e à liquidez mundial. Seu objetivo é permitir que estas instituições participem dos mercados cambiais internacionais em pé de igualdade com suas contrapartes ocidentais.

Naser Taher, Fundador e Presidente do MultiBank Group, disse: "A MultiBank Exchange representa uma expansão significativa da atuação do Grupo nos mercados financeiros institucionais. Reunimos a tecnologia, a liquidez e a infraestrutura de liquidação de que as instituições precisam para participar de modo mais eficaz das negociações mundiais. Nossa meta é superar as barreiras de acesso em mercados emergentes e estabelecer conexões mais sólidas entre estes mercados e o sistema financeiro internacional. A Dubai Future Finance Week oferece uma oportunidade para discutir isso diretamente com clientes e potenciais parceiros."

A MultiBank Exchange é a primeira plataforma de negociação interbancária em mercados emergentes a oferecer suporte à liquidação em criptoativos. Ela também combina liquidez institucional com serviços de liquidação mediante subsidiárias regulamentadas do Grupo na Austrália, Singapura e EAU, uma oferta integrada que é única entre as plataformas de negociação interbancária ao redor do mundo.

Mohammed Al Hakim, Vice-Presidente do MultiBank Group, disse: "O foco técnico está em conectar a execução às disposições de crédito e liquidação necessárias para concluir uma transação. Nosso mecanismo de execução de ordens opera em 400 nanossegundos, enquanto a plataforma reúne cotações provenientes de vários provedores de liquidez institucionais. O suporte a pares de moedas exóticas, incluindo combinações entre elas, aliado à liquidação em moedas fiduciárias e ativos digitais, amplia as opções disponíveis para as contrapartes que operam em diferentes mercados."

A plataforma atende a bancos, instituições financeiras, fundos de cobertura, escritórios familiares e corretoras de derivativos, oferecendo acesso a mais de 250 moedas através de uma rede que proporciona a maior liquidez e os diferenciais mais competitivos do mundo. O MultiBank Group é, ainda, a única instituição de derivativos financeiros no mundo que fornece sua própria liquidez a suas plataformas de negociação.

A MultiBank Exchange também firmou um memorando de entendimento com o governo do Cazaquistão, abrindo caminho para liquidação interbancária em moedas digitais e apoiando seu objetivo mais amplo de conectar os mercados cambiais convencionais a uma infraestrutura de liquidação digital.

SOBRE O MULTIBANK GROUP

O MultiBank Group, fundado na Califórnia, EUA, em 2005, é líder mundial em derivativos financeiros, atendendo a mais de 2 milhões de clientes em 100 países e registrando um volume diário de negociação que ultrapassa US$ 35 bilhões. Reconhecido por suas soluções de negociação inovadoras, rigorosa conformidade regulatória e atendimento ao cliente excepcional, o Grupo oferece uma ampla gama de serviços de corretagem e soluções de gestão de ativos. A instituição é regulamentada em cinco continentes por mais de 18 das autoridades financeiras mais conceituadas do mundo. As plataformas de negociação do Grupo, que acumulam diversos prêmios, oferecem alavancagem de até 1000:1 em diversos produtos, incluindo divisas, metais, ações, commodities, índices e criptomoedas. O MultiBank Group já recebeu mais de 80 prêmios do setor financeiro, que reconhecem sua excelência em negociação e sua conformidade com as normas regulatórias. Para mais informações, acesse www.multibankgroup.com.

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MultiBank Exchange is designed to connect banks and financial institutions across the GCC, BRICS and other emerging markets with Western trading technology and global liquidity. Its objective is to enable these institutions to participate in international foreign exchange markets on an equal footing with their Western counterparts.

NEW YORK (AP) — Jerry Koosman, an All-Star left-hander who got the final out of the Miracle Mets' shocking 1969 World Series victory over the Baltimore Orioles, died Sunday. He was 83.

Mets spokesman Jay Horwitz said Koosman had been sick for about a year and died of multiple illnesses in Osceola, Wisconsin, surrounded by his children.

Koosman jumping onto catcher Jerry Grote as they hugged on the Shea Stadium mound after the final out of the World Series remains an iconic image in baseball history. The Mets had never finished with a winning record before 1969.

“We were so choked up with emotion we couldn’t talk,” Koosman was quoted as saying in Peter Golenbock’s 2002 book, “Amazin’: The Miraculous History of New York’s Most Beloved Baseball Team.”

Koosman went 222-209 with a 3.36 ERA over 19 major league seasons, throwing 140 complete games that included 33 shutouts and becoming a two-time 20-game winner.

Relying primarily on fastballs and curves, he was 140-137 with a 3.09 ERA for the Mets from 1967-78, then pitched for Minnesota (1979-81), the Chicago White Sox (1981-83) and Philadelphia (1984-85).

"I feared losing. I didn't want to be looked upon as a loser by anyone," Koosman said in a 2019 interview with Mets broadcaster Howie Rose.

An expansion franchise that launched in 1962, the Mets lost 100 games in five of their first seven seasons and had not come come close to a winning record.

Then in 1969, they surged into first place on Sept. 10 during a 10-game winning streak, winning 38 of their last 49 games and finishing atop the new National League East with a 100-62 record. New York’s No. 2 starter behind future Hall of Famer Tom Seaver, Koosman went 17-9 with a 2.28 ERA in 32 starts in 1969.

Koosman was knocked out in the fifth inning in Game 2 against Atlanta of the first NL Championship Series before the Mets rallied and went on to sweep the Braves in the best-of-five matchup.

After Baltimore beat Seaver and the Mets 4-1 in the World Series opener, Koosman allowed one run over 8 2/3 innings and got the victory as New York won Game 2 by 2-1. Koosman pitched a five-hitter in Game 5, retiring future Mets manager Davey Johnson on a game-ending flyout to left fielder Cleon Jones as thousands of fans rushed onto the field at Shea Stadium.

“I turn around and look at Cleon and I see Cleon going back and, uh, the first thing is the heart stops," Koosman told Rose. “Well, then you see him slow down — oh, God, now you know it's OK. Now the only other thing is: Don't drop the ball.”

Koosman was honored with a parade when he returned home to Morris, Minnesota.

Born in Appleton, Minnesota, on Dec. 23, 1942, Koosman played baseball while with the U.S. Army at Fort Bragg in North Carolina. According to his biography by Irv Goldfarb of the Society for American Baseball Research, his catcher was John Luchese, son of a Shea Stadium usher. Luchese told his father about Koosman, who passed the information to Joe McDonald in the Mets' front office. Koosman signed on Aug. 27, 1964, for $1,600.

Koosman worked his way up the minor league system and made his big league debut on April 14, 1967, at Philadelphia’s Connie Mack Stadium with 2 2/3 hitless innings of relief. He was sent to Triple-A Jacksonville when rosters were trimmed and led the International League with 183 strikeouts.

He made it to the major leagues for good in 1968, pitching a four-hit shutout at Dodger Stadium in his first start. He was picked for the All-Star team and faced one batter, striking out Carl Yastrzemski for the final out in the NL's 1-0 win at Houston's Astrodome.

Koosman finished 19-12 with a 2.08 ERA on a staff led by Seaver that included a young Nolan Ryan. He finished second to Cincinnati catcher Johnny Bench in NL Rookie of the year voting

He was part of the 1969 rotation with Seaver, Gary Gentry, Don Cardwell and Jim McAndruw, again making the All-Star team.

“There’s the old saying: good pitching gets out good hitting,” Koosman when the Mets retired his No. 36 in 2021. “So that’s what happened and our pitching kind of took over.”

With the Mets trailing 3-0 in the sixth inning of Game 5 against the Orioles, Cleon Jones claimed a Dave McNally pitch hit him. The ball bounced to Koosman, seated in the Mets dugout by manager Gil Hodges.

“As I bent down, Gil says: `Swipe it against your shoe,'" Koosman told Rose.

Hodges then showed the ball to plate umpire Lou DiMuro, who awarded Jones first base. Donn Clendenon followed with a two-run homer, starting the Mets' comeback in a 5-3.

“Maybe it wasn't mine. Maybe it was Cleon's show polish,” Koosman said.

He made two starts in the 1973 World Series against Oakland, getting no decision in Game 2 and winning Game 5.

With the Mets in decline, Koosman told the team after the 1978 season he would retire unless traded. The Mets dealt him to the Twins in December 1978, and he later was traded to the White Sox in August 1981 and to the Phillies in February 1984.

He is survived by sons Michael and Shawn, and daughter Danielle. His marriage to the former LaVonne Sorum ended in a divorce.

See AP’s full MLB coverage here

FILE - New York Mets catcher Jerry Grote embraces pitcher Jerry Koosman as Ed Charles, left, joins the celebration after the Mets defeated the Baltimore Orioles in the Game 5 to win baseball's World Series at New York's Shea Stadium on Oct. 16, 1969. (AP Photo, File)

FILE - Jerry Koosman, a member of the 1969 New York Mets baseball teamgestures before a pre-game ceremony before the Mets play the Phillies, Aug. 22, 2009, in New York. (AP Photo/Frank Franklin II, File)

FILE - Jerry Koosman of the New York Mets makes his last pitch against the Chicago Cubs on Sept. 8, 1969. (AP Photo/Ron Frehm, File)