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Bordier & Cie SCmA, a leading Swiss private bank to offer crypto trading

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Bordier & Cie SCmA, a leading Swiss private bank to offer crypto trading

Bordier & Cie SCmA partners with digital asset bank Sygnum to offer cryptocurrency trading to its clients. Bordier & Cie SCmA, a leading Swiss private bank founded in 1844. This announcement was made via the official blog post of Bordier.

The integration will allow Bordier clients to buy, hold and trade cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, Bitcoin Cash and Tezos.

According to the announcement, “This partnership enables Bordier’s clients* to invest today in the digital asset economy with complete trust, and lays the foundation for a broader offering of regulated digital asset products and services, including sophisticated trading strategies with options, and the ability to invest in previously hard-to-access asset classes via tokenization.”

“We have seen increasing demand from our clients to diversify into alternative asset classes such as digital assets.”

“By partnering with Sygnum Bank, we are providing our clients* with a one-stop, integrated solution while empowering them to invest in this new, high growth asset class with complete trust,” says Evrard Bordier, Bordier & Cie’s SCmA Managing Partner.

Recently, the market cap of Bitcoin hits USD 1 Trillion. At press time BTC is trading at $46,186 with 61.3% market dominance. Bitcoin hits its all-time high of $58,330 on Feb 21, 2021, as per CoinMarketCap.

Disclaimer: Koinalert’s content is only for information purpose in nature and should not be considered as investment advice. Do your own market research before investing in any cryptocurrencies. The author or publication does not hold any responsibility for your personal financial loss.

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Ashish is a cryptocurrency journalist who has been passionately involved in the bitcoin space since 2016. His interests lie in bitcoin security, open-source systems, network effects and the intersection between economics and cryptography.