ChainCatcher news, according to Finance Feeds, Swiss investment company ISP Securities has partnered with cryptocurrency technology provider Taurus to use its digital asset custody solution Taurus-PROTECT. ISP's institutional clients will be able to trade, custody, and stake the digital assets provided by ISP.

ChainCatcher news, State Street has chosen digital asset infrastructure provider Taurus to offer digital asset services. State Street stated that the bank's initial focus is on launching tokenized versions of traditional assets, and it will announce its first client soon.State Street's Chief Product Officer and Head of Digital Asset Solutions, Donna Milrod, stated that the bank has been "very candid" about the need to amend SAB 121, which could force banks holding cryptocurrencies to maintain significant capital to offset risks.Milrod said, "While we are starting with tokenization, this is not our endpoint; once U.S. regulations are helpful to us, we will also provide digital custody services."

ChainCatcher news, according to Cointelegraph, Turkish investment bank Misyon is partnering with Swiss crypto custody provider Taurus to enter the digital asset custody and tokenization space.It is reported that Misyon will deploy multiple solutions developed by Taurus, including the custody platform Taurus Protect, the tokenization tool Taurus Capital, and the blockchain node infrastructure Taurus Explorer.

ChainCatcher news, according to CoinDesk, Spanish banking giant Santander has chosen cryptocurrency custody technology company Taurus to implement a self-custody model for digital assets.Last week, Santander Private Bank confirmed that BTC and ETH trading has gone live and is now available to clients with accounts in Switzerland.

ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, Deutsche Bank announced a partnership with Swiss fintech company Taurus to provide digital asset custody and tokenization services.Previously, Deutsche Bank participated in Taurus's $65 million Series B funding round and applied for a digital asset license from German financial regulators earlier this year.

ChainCatcher news, according to Decrypt, Swiss fintech company Taurus announced on Friday its integration with Polygon, allowing banks to "issue, book, and service" tokenized assets on Polygon. This collaboration will enable Taurus to convert assets such as equity and debt into tokens on the Polygon network.In an email sent to Decrypt, Taurus confirmed that 70% of its clients utilize its tokenization features, including Arab Bank Switzerland, Credit Suisse, and Deutsche Bank. (source link)

ChainCatcher news, Swiss digital asset infrastructure company Taurus has completed a $65 million Series B funding round, led by Credit Suisse, with participation from Arab Bank Switzerland and Investis.It is reported that Taurus focuses on providing digital asset services such as custody and tokenization for financial institutions in Europe. The company completed a $11 million Series A funding round in April 2020. Taurus stated that it will open offices in Paris and Dubai in the coming months, and then expand its business in Southeast Asia and the Americas. To this end, Taurus plans to increase its workforce from 60 to around 100 this year. (The Block)