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Sygnum: Digital asset trading facility (OTF) gets regulatory clearance from FINMA

  • Sygnum is the world’s first digital asset bank, and a digital asset specialist with global reach
  • Received FINMA regulatory approval for its digital asset trading facility (OTF[i])
  • This is a central element of Sygnum’s end-to-end tokenization offering
  • Sygnum’s digital asset trading facility offers investors’ access to new, untapped investment opportunities
  • Using Sygnum’s digital asset trading facility, investors can broaden their investment opportunities
  • Sygnum is already working with issuers to tokenize their shares, raise capital in a fully digital manner as well as listing their securities
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