Maerki Baumann & Co., a Zurich-based private bank, has partnered with Bitcoin Suisse, Switzerland’s cryptocurrency financial services provider.
This also means that interested Bitcoin Suisse clients will have easier access to Maerki Baumann’s multiple private banking services.
The private bank offers traditional banking services in addition to a modern modular investment solution that combines the advantages of expert wealth management with personalized guidance.
The family-run bank decided to implement a comprehensive crypto strategy five years ago and is currently still working on developing it.
Well-known index provider STOXX, a division of Deutsche Börse and Bitcoin Suisse, has announced the “Blue Chip Digital Asset Index”, which will serve as a reference point for Maerki Baumann’s actively managed investment solutions “Crypto Focus Module” and “ARCHIP”. Crypto Certificate.”
Additionally, Maerki Baumann’s investment procedure will also include a “Joint Crypto Advisory Board” to promote knowledge transfer. The investment committee meets on average once a month and consists of equal proportions of experts from both companies.
Maerki Baumann clients with special needs will be able to access Bitcoin Suisse’s crypto service offerings, and Bitcoin Suisse clients will be able to benefit from world-class private banking services for traditional assets.
Stephan A. Zwahlen, CEO of Maerki Baumann, said: “The collaboration between Bitcoin Suisse and Maerki Baumann leverages our strengths, allowing both companies to focus on their core competencies. This benefits Bitcoin Suisse as well as our customers.”
“Together, we create a solid bridge in both directions, enabling both crypto natives and traditional investors to diversify their portfolios across a wider range of assets with the guidance of relevant experts,” said Luzius Meisser, executive chairman of Bitcoin Suisse.
“Bitcoin Suisse and Maerki Baumann join forces” was originally created and published by Private Banker International, owned by GlobalData.
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