FiCAS’s investment management solutions are fully compliant with applicable Swiss law. FiCAS holds a portfolio manager license from the Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority (FINMA), ensuring it adheres to strict regulatory requirements.

FiCAS specializes in actively managed crypto investments. Unlike solutions based solely on a single or a basket of indexed crypto assets, FiCAS solutions are actively managed, closely monitoring market forces, crypto market sentiment, and quantitative trading patterns. Founder Dr. Ali Mizani Oskui is among the world’s first financial engineers to gain a thorough understanding of this new asset class and its market. Since 2015, he has actively managed several cryptocurrency portfolios, including one of the most successful known crypto portfolios globally. Furthermore, FiCAS’s product, the 15 FiCAS Active Crypto ETP, is the first of its kind worldwide.

FiCAS AG is the parent company of Bitcoin Capital AG. Bitcoin Capital AG issues ETPs on European regulated exchanges, while FiCAS AG acts as the asset manager for these ETPs, among other roles.

All fees are transparent and detailed in the specific product term sheets available on the product page. Fees are already included in the product prices. No hidden costs occur.

ETPs can be purchased by professional, institutional, and retail investors. ETIs are primarily intended for professional and institutional investors but may also be available to retail investors in countries such as Switzerland, Germany, or Austria, provided this complies with country-specific regulations. Both products are actively managed, but their composition options differ. The ETP is bound by the regulations issued by SIX for asset selection, whereas the ETI offers a much larger universe of possible assets.

ETPs can be purchased by professional, institutional, and retail investors. ETIs are primarily intended for professional and institutional investors but may also be available to retail investors in countries such as Switzerland, Germany, or Austria, provided this complies with country-specific regulations. Both products are actively managed, but their composition options differ. The ETP is bound by the regulations issued by SIX for asset selection, whereas the ETI offers a much larger universe of possible assets.

ETPs can be purchased by professional, institutional, and retail investors. ETIs are primarily intended for professional and institutional investors but may also be available to retail investors in countries such as Switzerland, Germany, or Austria, provided this complies with country-specific regulations. Both products are actively managed, but their composition options differ. The ETP is bound by the regulations issued by SIX for asset selection, whereas the ETI offers a much larger universe of possible assets.

ETPs can be purchased by professional, institutional, and retail investors. ETIs are primarily intended for professional and institutional investors but may also be available to retail investors in countries such as Switzerland, Germany, or Austria, provided this complies with country-specific regulations. Both products are actively managed, but their composition options differ. The ETP is bound by the regulations issued by SIX for asset selection, whereas the ETI offers a much larger universe of possible assets.

ETPs can be purchased by professional, institutional, and retail investors. ETIs are primarily intended for professional and institutional investors but may also be available to retail investors in countries such as Switzerland, Germany, or Austria, provided this complies with country-specific regulations. Both products are actively managed, but their composition options differ. The ETP is bound by the regulations issued by SIX for asset selection, whereas the ETI offers a much larger universe of possible assets.

ETPs can be purchased by professional, institutional, and retail investors. ETIs are primarily intended for professional and institutional investors but may also be available to retail investors in countries such as Switzerland, Germany, or Austria, provided this complies with country-specific regulations. Both products are actively managed, but their composition options differ. The ETP is bound by the regulations issued by SIX for asset selection, whereas the ETI offers a much larger universe of possible assets.

ETPs can be purchased by professional, institutional, and retail investors. ETIs are primarily intended for professional and institutional investors but may also be available to retail investors in countries such as Switzerland, Germany, or Austria, provided this complies with country-specific regulations. Both products are actively managed, but their composition options differ. The ETP is bound by the regulations issued by SIX for asset selection, whereas the ETI offers a much larger universe of possible assets.

ETPs can be purchased by professional, institutional, and retail investors. ETIs are primarily intended for professional and institutional investors but may also be available to retail investors in countries such as Switzerland, Germany, or Austria, provided this complies with country-specific regulations. Both products are actively managed, but their composition options differ. The ETP is bound by the regulations issued by SIX for asset selection, whereas the ETI offers a much larger universe of possible assets.