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    Zürcher Privatbank erhält Genehmigung für ihr Kryptogeschäft

    Zurich private bank receives approval for its crypto business

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    By Editorial Office CVJ.CH on 13. July 2022 | Updated 14. July 2022 News

    Kaleido Private Bank is launching its cryptocurrency offering, expanding its existing investment ecosystem and consolidating its position as an innovative bank. Another sign of the increasing fusion of the old financial world with the emerging blockchain ecosystem.

    After a comprehensive review, the Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority (FINMA) has granted Zurich-based Kaleido Privatbank approval for the custody, trading, deposit and delivery of cryptocurrencies. This initial product range forms the basic building block for upcoming service expansions in the area of digital assets.

    A new asset class

    While only a few banks in the market have launched an offering on cryptocurrencies, Kaleido recognized the development of the technology early on and set the appropriate course.

    "For us, it was clear from the beginning that as a modern and innovative boutique bank, we had to build the bridge between traditional and digital assets for our customers." - Rolf Bauer, CEO of Kaleido

    Kaleido offers its clients not only direct exposure to various blue chip cryptocurrencies, but also access to traditional investment vehicles such as funds investing in future trends such as Web3 technology, the metaverse, or NFTs through its network.

    Bank deposits instead of self-custody?

    While blockchain fundamentally enables self-custody of digital assets, Kaleido says it has seen the emergence of a need among many customers to keep private keys with their trusted bank.

    "For our high net worth private clients as well as our intermediaries, the main arguments include security, simple and straightforward handling via the e-banking platform they are familiar with, and access to specialist expertise. This is the reason why they custody and trade digital assets with us." - Markus Abbassi, Head Digital Assets Kaleido

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    Since 2018, the editorial team at Crypto Valley Journal has been reporting from Zug - the heart of Switzerland’s Crypto Valley - on Bitcoin, cryptocurrency, blockchain, and regulatory developments in digital assets. Behind the publication’s collective editorial voice is a team of writers with backgrounds in financial markets, law, and technology.

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