In the near future, the Asset Management industry will go through disruptive changes and transformation, once bankers unlock the full potential of the Blockchain.
Today, SwissBorg reinventing the way the Wealth Management ecosystem works, by leveraging the Ethereum Network to build a democratic Decentralised Autonomous Organisation. The project will provide cyber-secure financial services operating in Switzerland, Canada and Japan through a digital branchless platform.
“Blockchain technology will be a massively disruptive force in the Financial Sector in the coming years. It will increase competition, improve services, access to information and reduce national barriers and transaction costs. Our mission is to create a cyberbank that offers democratic financial services (it is possible to invest from 1 CHF) accessible to anyone from anywhere at any time in the world”- Cyrus Fazel, Founder, CEO.
The main goal to innovate the Private Banking by implementing highly secure, transparent and customizable investment solutions.
SwissBorg is currently in a fundraising phase and is preparing for its ICO starting November 21st.
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