Taurus SA, a Switzerland-based digital asset infrastructure company focused on servicing financial institutions in Europe, raised $65 million in a Series B funding round.
Credit Suisse, Switzerland's second-largest bank by assets, led the round, with Deutsche Bank, Germany's largest bank by assets, Pictet Group, a 218-year-old Swiss private bank, and Cedar Mundi Ventures, a tech-focused Lebanese investment firm, participating, Taurus announced Tuesday.
The company's existing investors, Arab Bank Switzerland and Investis, a publicly listed Swiss real-estate group, also joined the round.
Swiss financial regulator FINMA approved the transaction, according to Taurus. The company's four co-founders — Lamine Brahimi, Sebastien Dessimoz, Oren-Olivier Puder and Jean-Philippe Aumasson — remain the largest shareholders after the new investment.
(By Yogita Khatri)
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