Private bank Julius Baer introduces a digital-assets offering to its Swiss clients, courtesy of a cooperation agreement with a Swiss crypto-banking pioneer.
Almost a year after it concluded a deal with crypto-bank Seba, Julius Baer on Tuesday announced it will offer clients booked in Switzerland a selection of digital asset services via the platform of its partner.
In August 2019, Seba received a license from Swiss banking regulator Finma as one of the first crypto-banks in Switzerland.
Cryptocurrencies for Private Banking Clients
The Zurich-based private bank will offer clients access to secure storage and transaction solutions, as well as consolidated overviews across both conventional and digital assets, the bank said in a statement on Tuesday.
Julius Baer will also make available a selection of cryptocurrencies, chosen for their tradability, safety and technical reliability.
