Sygnum’s B2B banking platform provides a secure, fully regulated bridge between traditional finance and digital assets.
Through its partnership with Sygnum, PKB further “expands its portfolio of innovative new products as well as future-proofs its platform through the on-demand launch of new regulated digital asset services via API as they become available on the market.”
PKB joins the 15+ other Swiss banks and international financial institutions already on Sygnum’s B2B platform that “benefit from its modular construction and ability to flexibly align with its B2B partners’ business strategy and launch timescales.”
Luca Venturini, PKB CEO said:
“This partnership with Sygnum Bank, a prominent and well-established digital asset player, allows us to respond to our clients’ needs proactively, expanding our asset class offering to foster PKB’s wealth solutions.”
Fritz Jost, Sygnum Chief B2B Officer, said:
“To keep their competitive edge, banks need to continually expand their customer choice and embrace a future-ready mindset. Sygnum is proud to partner with PKB on their journey to Future Finance and empower their customers to invest in digital assets with complete trust.”
Family-owned for generations, PKB Private Bank SA is “an international Swiss banking group specialized in private banking and wealth management solutions.”
The bank operates from three Swiss locations, “including Zurich, Lugano (headquarters), and Geneva. PKB Group – which includes Cassa Lombarda, a private banking boutique in Italy (established in 1923) – manages assets of approximately CHF 12 billion as of 31.12.2022. PKB has one of the best capital ratios in Switzerland (Core Tier 1 over 28% at the bank level).”
As covered, Sygnum says that it is “a global digital asset banking group, founded on Swiss and Singapore heritage.”
Theyt aim to empower professional and institutional investors, banks, corporates and DLT foundations to “invest in digital assets with complete trust.”
Their team enables this through their institutional-grade security, expert personal service and a portfolio of regulated digital asset banking, asset management, tokenisation and B2B services.
In Switzerland, Sygnum holds “a banking licence and has CMS and Major Payment Institution Licences in Singapore.”
The group is also regulated in “the established global financial hubs of Abu Dhabi and Luxembourg.”
They believe that the future has heritage.
Their crypto-native team of banking, investment and digital asset technology professionals are building “a trusted gateway between the traditional and digital asset economies that we call Future Finance.”
