Marex has completed its acquisition of Geneva-based fixed income market maker Valcourt, a deal first announced in October 2025. The transaction adds approximately 700 clients to Marex’s platform, including banks, asset managers, and independent wealth managers, with significant concentration in Switzerland. Valcourt specializes in less liquid fixed income segments, including high-yield debt, emerging markets credit, and private credit products. The integration strengthens Marex’s distribution network and expands its capabilities beyond commodities and execution services into institutional credit markets.
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