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Executive Outlook
Technology can not only level the playing field in financial services by democratising access and making it more inclusive, but also transform the experience into one more seamless and efficient. With this in mind, Amber Group wants to shake things up and help its clients – institutional and retail alike – build for long term, in a sustainable fashion.
The new face of crypto
The journey from start-up to unicorn took Amber Group less than three years. The company’s founder and CEO Michael Wu explains how its customer-centric ethos drove their hypergrowth success.
Digital wealth under the microscope
As traditional investing shifts to include digital assets like crypto and NFTs, so has the demographic of investors. Amber Group’s managing partner Annabelle Huang highlights the main trends, and how its platform WhaleFin Club is following suit.
Reckoning and rebuilding
When FTX collapsed late last year, the industry’s future was questioned – but the fast-evolving crypto industry is already demonstrating its resilience. With Bitcoin and Ether rebounding and the Hong Kong Web3 Festival taking place in April this year, the future is already looking bright.
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The mission to empower its clients to build digital wealth for the long term is what guides Amber Group's specialised product and service development. Driven by this customer-centric ethos, the company offers a set of digital finance tools, such as its flagship digital asset platform, WhaleFin to suit investor needs.
Finding stability after volatility
Despite facing significant challenges in 2021—FTX filing for bankruptcy and high-profile cyber hacks and scams causing disintegrating trust—the cryptocurrency market has shown remarkable resilience. Recent trading volumes suggest that the industry is poised for a strong recovery, and experts believe that this trend will continue in the foreseeable future.
WhaleFin Club: Taking HNWIs to the next level of crypto investing
Since the launch of its flagship digital asset platform WhaleFin, Amber Group has witnessed a rise of high-net-worth customers, who bring with them unique needs and new demands. Managing partner Annabelle Huang explains how the company is helping them better capture and tailor market opportunities with an exclusive members-only club.
Amber Group’s flagship digital asset platform aims to empower mainstream investors
To serve the needs of both its institutional and retail customer base, Amber Group rolled out WhaleFin, its flagship digital asset platform driven by security and sustainability.
From digital assets to digital reality: materialising the metaverse with Amber Group
The metaverse is all the rage these days — and Amber Group recognises its potential as the future of online interaction. Thomas Zhu, chief technology officer and co-founder, discusses the company’s move to incubate Openverse, a web3 platform that aims to empower creators, businesses and brands, and the plan for society to enter into this digital reality.
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