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Wintermute Wins SEC Approval for Broker-Dealer to Trade Equities and ETFs

Wintermute Wins SEC Approval for Broker-Dealer to Trade Equities and ETFs

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tags. We'll also translate the meta description. Let's translate paragraph by paragraph. Original: "Wintermute, the digital asset market maker, has launched a US broker-dealer entity that received approval from the Securities and Exchange Commission. The new entity lets Wintermute trade equities and ETF blocks, while its existing crypto business continues as before." Translation: "Wintermute, डिजिटल एसेट मार्केट मेकर, ने एक US ब्रोकर-डीलर इकाई लॉन्च की है जिसे Securities and Exchange Commission से मंजूरी मिली है। नई इकाई Wintermute को इक्विटी और ETF ब्लॉक ट्रेड करने की अनुमति देती है, जबकि इसका मौजूदा क्रिप्टो व्यवसाय पहले की तरह जारी रहता है।" We need to keep "Securities and Exchange Commission" as is? It's a proper noun, but we can translate to "प्रतिभूति और विनिमय आयोग" but it's common to keep SEC. Since we have "SEC" later, we can use "SEC" for brevity. But in first mention, we can say "अमेरिकी प्रतिभूति और विनिमय आयोग (SEC)" but to keep it simple, we can say "Securities and Exchange Commission" as is. Actually, the instruction says "Keep proper nouns (names, company names) in original form" so we keep "Wintermute", "SEC", "ETF", "US" etc. So we can keep "Securities and Exchange Commission" as is, but it's a bit long. We can also use "SEC" since it's mentioned later. But to be safe, we'll keep the full name in first mention and then use SEC. But in translation, we can just say "SEC" because it's known. Let's do: "Wintermute, डिजिटल एसेट मार्केट मेकर, ने एक US ब्रोकर-डीलर इकाई लॉन्च की है जिसे SEC से मंजूरी मिली है।" But the original says "Securities and Exchange Commission" - we can translate as "प्रतिभूति और विनिमय आयोग" but that might be too literal. Since it's a proper noun, we can keep it as "Securities and Exchange Commission" but that's English. The instruction says "Keep proper nouns (names, company names) in original form" - so we keep "Securities and Exchange Commission" as is. But it's a government body, not a company. However, it's a proper noun. So we can keep it. But to make it natural, we can say "अमेरिकी प्रतिभूति और विनिमय आयोग" but that's a translation. I think it's acceptable to keep "SEC" as it's widely used. But the original has full name. Let's keep "Securities and Exchange Commission" as is, but we can also use "SEC" in parentheses. Actually, the instruction says "Keep proper nouns (names, company names) in original form" - so we keep "Wintermute", "SEC" (if it appears), "ETF", "US". So we can keep "Securities and Exchange Commission" as is, but it's a bit long. I'll keep it as "Securities and Exchange Commission" in the first mention, and then later use "SEC". But in the translation, we can also use "SEC" directly because it's an acronym. Let's do: "Wintermute, डिजिटल एसेट मार्केट मेकर, ने एक US ब्रोकर-डीलर इकाई लॉन्च की है जिसे Securities and Exchange Commission से मंजूरी मिली है।" That's fine. Next: "The broker-dealer registration opens a door to traditional markets that Wintermute had not operated in before. With SEC approval in hand, the firm can now execute block trades in equities and exchange-traded funds, a different arena from the crypto liquidity provision it is known for. The move doesn't replace anything; it adds a second lane." Translation: "ब्रोकर-डीलर पंजीकरण पारंपरिक बाजारों का द्वार खोलता है जिनमें Wintermute ने पहले काम नहीं किया था। SEC की मंजूरी के साथ, फर्म अब इक्विटी और एक्सचेंज-ट्रेडेड फंड में ब्लॉक ट्रेड निष्पादित कर सकती है, जो क्रिप्टो लिक्विडिटी प्रावधान से अलग क्षेत्र है जिसके लिए यह जानी जाती है। यह कदम कुछ भी प्रतिस्थापित नहीं करता; यह एक दूसरी लेन जोड़ता है।" We need to translate "exchange-traded funds" as "एक्सचेंज-ट्रेडेड फंड" or we can use "ETF" since it's used later. But we can keep "ETF" as is. Actually, the original says "exchange-traded funds" - we can translate as "एक्सचेंज-ट्रेडेड फंड" but it's fine. We'll keep "ETF" in parentheses? Let's just use "ETF" because it's common. But to be accurate, we can say "एक्सचेंज-ट्रेडेड फंड (ETF)" but that's extra. Since the instruction says keep proper nouns, ETF is an acronym, so we can keep "ETF". So we can say "इक्विटी और ETF ब्लॉक ट्रेड" but the original says "equities and exchange-traded funds" - we can translate as "इक्विटी और एक्सचेंज-ट्रेडेड फंड" but that's long. I'll use "ETF" for brevity. But to be consistent, we'll use "ETF" throughout. So: "ब्रोकर-डीलर पंजीकरण पारंपरिक बाजारों का द्वार खोलता है जिनमें Wintermute ने पहले काम नहीं किया था। SEC की मंजूरी के साथ, फर्म अब इक्विटी और ETF ब्लॉक ट्रेड निष्पादित कर सकती है, जो क्रिप्टो लिक्विडिटी प्रावधान से अलग क्षेत्र है जिसके लिए यह जानी जाती है। यह कदम कुछ भी प्रतिस्थापित नहीं करता; यह एक दूसरी लेन जोड़