Hong Kong-based fund manager Raffles Family Office has unveiled a platform that will enable its clients to invest in digital assets.
Revo Digital Family Office (DFO) will target the ultra-high net worth (UNHW) market, providing asset management, private wealth advisory and custody services.
The platform has been developed in partnership with Hong Kong-based tech company Huobi Technology Holdings.
“The growing interest in digital assets shown by UHNW investors in Asia presents new opportunities for the wealth management industry, but it is at risk of being overlooked and underserved,” said Revo DFO CEO Ray Tam.
“[Revo DFO] will support cryptocurrencies and digital asset funds, with professional management and options to trade independently,” added Tam.
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