Investors and trustees need a clearer assessment of their investment risks, which calls for new risk assessment models and tax regulations for crypto assets.
The use of crypto assets as a viable investment class for investors around the world has experienced rapid growth, with the number of crypto firms in the Swiss Crypto Valley accelerating to 960 legal entities and 11 «unicorn companies» – each valued at 1 billion USD.
But as we all (should) know: investing and trading in crypto assets entails risks. But what kind of risks are we addressing and how? And how does the cryptocurrency regulatory landscape look like? How can the risks be evaluated adequately?
You’ll find the answers – and more key insights in the article below (download).
Do you have any inquiries? Dr. Roderik J.P. Strobl, Relationship Manager Key Clients, will provide you with the information you need.
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This article is aimed at providing a general overview and summary of the issue. It is non-binding, and does not and should not be taken to constitute legal advice.
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