Capitolis Technologies
A financial technology company that unlocks capital constraints, enabling greater access to more diversified capital and investment opportunities.
Last updated November 4, 2026
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Overview
Capitolis is a financial technology company that provides solutions to reduce risk, promote safety of the financial system, unlock capital efficiency, and enable growth. It offers a Capital Marketplace connecting global banks with institutional investors, and Portfolio Optimization to offset redundant positions and reduce capital requirements. The company states that 100+ of the world's largest institutions work with it and it has 200+ employees.
History
Capitolis is a financial technology company that unlocks capital constraints, enabling greater access to more diversified capital and investment opportunities. It was founded by Gil Mandelzis, who is CEO & Founder. The company offers a Capital Marketplace and Portfolio Optimization solutions. It has announced regulatory developments such as CFTC no-action relief for post-trade risk reduction services.
CFTC Issues No-Action Relief for Post-Trade Risk Reduction Services
[3]The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) issued a no-action letter related to post-trade risk reduction services (PTRRS), providing regulatory clarity for offering PTRRS to U.S. persons without additional trading venue registration.
Products and positioning
Capital Marketplace
Connects global banks that have scalable origination capabilities with institutional investors that want to partner with them and can provide meaningful capital.
Portfolio Optimization
Offsets redundant positions with other banks or counterparties, enabling clients to reduce capital requirements and the costs associated with their portfolio.
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