QCP Group, a Singapore-based digital asset trading and investment firm, is rapidly scaling up its international presence after a year of significant growth. The company announced Wednesday that it has increased its workforce by 50% year-over-year and opened five new offices across Asia, the Middle East, and the United States.
QCP now employs 157 people worldwide, up from about 105 a year ago.
New Offices Across Multiple Regions
As part of its global expansion strategy, QCP has opened offices in:
- •New York
- •Abu Dhabi
- •Kuala Lumpur
- •Ho Chi Minh City
The company has also moved its Singapore headquarters into a larger space in Prudential Tower to accommodate its growing team.
QCP states that the expansion is driven by rising institutional demand for digital asset trading, derivatives, and treasury solutions. Of the firm’s 157 employees, 119 are based in Singapore, reinforcing the country’s role as QCP’s primary operational base.
Regulatory Milestones Strengthen Middle East Presence
The opening of the Abu Dhabi office follows QCP’s approval from the Financial Services Regulatory Authority (FSRA) at Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM), where the company secured a Financial Services Permission (FSP) earlier this year.
This license allows QCP to provide regulated digital asset services—an important milestone as the firm deepens its footprint in the Middle East’s fast-growing crypto sector.
QCP also holds a Major Payment Institution (MPI) license in Singapore, giving it the ability to offer regulated digital payment token services locally.
Strategic Growth in Southeast Asia and the U.S.
The new Kuala Lumpur and Ho Chi Minh City offices expand QCP’s reach in Southeast Asia—one of the most rapidly growing regions for digital asset adoption.
Meanwhile, the company’s new office in New York, the world’s largest financial market, marks a major step in its U.S. expansion strategy.
From Regional Player to Global Derivatives Leader
Founded in 2017, QCP has grown into one of Asia’s most active players in crypto derivatives and structured products, serving hedge funds, corporates, trading desks, and high-net-worth clients.
With its expanded global team, the firm states it plans to accelerate product development and provide deeper coverage across international time zones.
QCP’s rapid growth comes as institutional interest in digital assets continues to surge worldwide—positioning the firm to compete across the world’s top financial hubs.