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    You are at:Home » Hot Topics » News » InCore Bank appoints Dr. Daniel Diemers as new member of the Board of Directors

    InCore Bank appoints Dr. Daniel Diemers as new member of the Board of Directors

    By Editorial Office CVJ.CH on 23. September 2020 News

    The Board of Directors of InCore Bank appoints Dr. Daniel Diemers as a new member. With Daniel Diemers, InCore Bank is gaining a proven strategy expert in banking and digital assets to join the board.

    Diemers - a strategy consultant with over 20 years of experience - has already advised InCore Bank in strategic projects for the introduction of new digital services in recent months. In addition to his future work on the Board of Directors, Diemers is an independent strategy consultant in the financial services sector in Europe and the Middle East, supporting companies in developing and implementing growth and innovation strategies. Previously, he was a partner at the international management consultancy PwC Strategy& (formerly Booz & Company) in Dubai and Zurich.

    An experienced consultant joins InCore

    «We are delighted that with Daniel Diemers we have an expert in digital services who is well established as a «Digital Native» and an equally experienced advisor in the financial sector by our side,» said Peter R. Haist, Chairman of the Board of Directors of InCore Bank.

    According to CEO Mark Dambacher, the appointment of Daniel Diemers to the Board of Directors of InCore Bank underlines their ambitions to position themselves as the first traditional Swiss business-to-business bank in the new digital asset class, enabling their clients to enter the world of digital assets with confidence.

    The Board of Directors of InCore Bank is now comprised as follows: Peter R. Haist, Chairman, Hans G. Syz, Vice Chairman, Sonja Stirnimann, Amedeo C. Vaccani, Prof. Dr. Dr. Christian Wunderlin, Dr. Daniel Diemers.

    About InCore Bank

    InCore Bank is a business-to-business transaction bank founded in 2007, that offers banks, securities dealers and Fintech companies transaction banking and outsourcing services from a single source. As a Swiss company with a banking and securities dealer license, InCore Bank offers a comprehensive and modular range of services, from transaction banking for traditional and digital assets to business process outsourcing and other services. This offering enables other market participants to reduce complexity and focus on their core business.

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