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Drovix / Family officesInside institutional trading

One mandate. Different responsibilities.

Your office makes the investment decisions. Drovix provides an institutional liquidity relationship, supported by its own market-making and bridge technology. Explore what each side needs to understand.

The role map

The office sets the mandate.
The counterparty has a defined role.

Select a role to see what it owns, the information it needs and where Drovix fits.

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Principal / Responsibility

What is the office authorising?

Decide the investment mandate and who may act for the office. Execution access does not transfer investment decisions to Drovix.

Information to review
Contracting entity, approved purpose, permitted instruments and authority to delegate.
Drovix’s role
The institutional counterparty relationship is defined through eligibility review and the client agreement—not by the investment mandate alone.
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Behind the execution relationship

Drovix develops its own market-making and bridge technology. For the office, the important connection is between access to that liquidity and an agreed framework for instructions, risk and reporting.

Explore institutional liquidity

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Define the execution relationship.

Discuss the office’s dealing authority, execution scope and reporting needs with Drovix.

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