The Zurich-based private bank Maerki Baumann has entered into a cooperation with Bitcoin Suisse.
The collaboration will allow the private bank to utilize the proven crypto expertise of Bitcoin Suisse in managing its crypto investment solutions, and to expand its existing offering in the area of digital assets under the “ARCHIP” brand.
The cooperation is to be integrated into Maerki Baumann’s investment process via the “Joint Crypto Advisory Board”. Clients of Bitcoin Suisse will gain access to first-class private banking services for traditional assets. Maerki Baumann’s longstanding experience in serving clients with a crypto background makes the private bank Bitcoin Suisse’s preferred partner for traditional investments.
Bitcoin Suisse, Switzerland’s leading crypto financial services provider, and the Zurich-based private bank Maerki Baumann & Co. Ltd. have entered into a cooperation. While Bitcoin Suisse will contribute its crypto-related expertise, Maerki Baumann will provide access to its experience in the realm of private banking.
Stephan Zwahlen
Stephan A. Zwahlen, CEO of Maerki Baumann, is convinced of the cooperation’s merits:
“The collaboration between Bitcoin Suisse and Maerki Baumann reinforces our strengths by allowing both companies to focus on their core competencies. This is for the benefit of our clients as well as for those of Bitcoin Suisse.”
Luzius Meisser
Luzius Meisser, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Bitcoin Suisse, expressed his enthusiasm about the new arrangement:
“Together, we create a robust bridge in both directions, enabling crypto natives and traditional investors alike to diversify their portfolios across a wider spectrum of assets with the guidance of relevant experts.”
Since March 2024, Maerki Baumann has bundled its offering in the area of digital assets under the new “ARCHIP” brand. As part of its collaboration with Bitcoin Suisse, Maerki Baumann will draw on its many years of experience as a private bank in serving private and institutional clients as well as corporate clients with a crypto background.
The clients of Maerki Baumann will benefit from the cooperation, as it will enable the private bank to leverage the proven crypto expertise of Bitcoin Suisse in managing its digital assets investment solutions.
Featured image credit: Stephan A. Zwahlen, CEO of Maerki Baumann and Luzius Meisser, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Bitcoin Suisse, edited from Linkedin
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