Sygnum, a Swiss crypto banking group, is extending its asset management services to institutional and large-scale investors in Germany and Liechtenstein. This move follows its successful registration in Liechtenstein last September and is part of its broader strategy to expand across Europe. With existing hubs in Zurich and Singapore, along with offices in Abu Dhabi and Liechtenstein, Sygnum is reinforcing its global presence.
The expansion is designed to meet the growing demand from institutional investors for regulated crypto investment products. According to Fabian Dori, Sygnum’s Chief Investment Officer, these markets offer significant growth opportunities as investors increasingly view digital assets as a key part of a diversified portfolio.
To facilitate this entry, Sygnum Europe AG is partnering with Reuss Private Access AG under a liability umbrella solution. This partnership will manage distribution, allowing German and Liechtenstein investors to access Sygnum's offerings through authorized partners. The company has also announced plans to expand into other European markets in the future.
This strategic expansion comes after Sygnum became the first crypto bank to achieve profitability earlier this year. The company also completed a $58 million funding round, pushing its valuation past $1 billion. This capital was earmarked for global expansion, product portfolio growth, and strategic acquisitions, with a specific focus on the European market. Sygnum's co-founder, Mathias Imbach, emphasized the importance of continuous innovation for Switzerland to remain a relevant hub for digital assets.
September 2025, Cryptoniteuae