Bergos, the independent Swiss Private Bank, is pleased to announce its partnership with Sygnum Bank, a global banking group for digital assets.
This collaboration provides the Zurich-based Private Bank’s clients with access to “regulated trading and secure custody of cryptocurrencies.”
The range of tradable cryptocurrencies has reportedly been expanded following the “completion of a test phase.”
By connecting to Sygnum’s B2B platform, which is used by over 20+ B2B partners worldwide and serves over “a third of the Swiss population with cost-effective, innovative and secure crypto products, the trading and custody of digital assets will be integrated into Bergos’ banking environment.”
Bergos CEO and Partner Dr Peter Raskin said:
“The demand for cryptocurrencies and digital assets is growing continuously and is no longer limited to professional market participants. With Sygnum’s expertise and secure infrastructure, we can offer our clients secure and convenient access to these new markets without them having to leave their familiar banking environment.“
The partnership with Sygnum fits into Bergos’ digitalisation long-term strategy of “providing services and offering both proven banking services and future-oriented solutions.”
Thanks to the cooperation, Bergos customers benefit from “fully regulated access to cryptocurrencies and digital assets.”
Sygnum’s security standards and many years of expertise in the field of digital assets provide customers “with a reliable and secure basis for investing in the new asset class.”
Bergos AG is an independent Swiss Private Bank “focusing on private wealth management.”
Bergos emerged in 2021 with a new shareholder base from its former mother company, the Berenberg Group “founded in 1590, and has been serving international private clients and entrepreneurs in the Swiss financial center for over thirty years.”
Its headquarters are in Zurich with an office in Geneva.
The Swiss Private Bank is dedicated to “Human Private Banking” and specializes in wealth management and advisory services.
With more than 130 employees, the focus is on providing guidance in all known “liquid asset classes, as well as in private markets and alternative investments.”
For entrepreneurial clients, Bergos offers access to “M&A and other corporate finance services.”
Bergos AG offers private clients, entrepreneurs and their families a “holistic, cross-generational service that focuses on security, neutrality, internationality and openness to the world.”
As covered, Sygnum is a digital asset banking group, founded on Swiss and Singapore heritage.
They empower professional and institutional investors, banks, corporates and DLT foundations to “invest in digital assets.”
Their team enables this through their robust security, personal service as well as a “portfolio of regulated digital asset banking, asset management, tokenization and B2B services.”
In Switzerland, Sygnum holds a banking license and has CMS and Major Payment Institution Licenses in Singapore.
The group is also regulated in the established “global financial hubs of Abu Dhabi, Luxembourg and Liechtenstein.”
Their crypto-native team of banking, investment and digital asset technology professionals are building a “gateway between the traditional and digital asset economies that we call Future Finance.”