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Scalable Capital hits €10bn of assets as ETFs find favour with young investors

by Shraddha Sharma

Digital wealth manager has seen its client assets double in 12 months despite more recent market turmoil

Scalable Capital has reached €10bn assets under management, more than double the figure one year ago, thanks, in particular, to high demand for exchange-traded funds (ETFs). 

One of the first robo-advisers in Europe, Scalable Capital’s investment platform now combines wealth management, brokerage and crypto offerings. It was founded in 2014,  reached a unicorn valuation last year thanks to a $180m raise led by Chinese tech giant Tencent and now employs more than 400 people at its offices in Munich, Berlin and London. 

Erik Podzuweit (pictured), co-founder and co-CEO of Scalable Capital, said: “In just a few years, our assets went from zero to €10bn. We are delighted about this milestone, especially in view of the current challenging market environment. It shows that investors remain focused on their long-term wealth accumulation.

“This achievement further motivates us to enhance our offering and expand our investment platform across Europe. We want to make Europe a continent of investors – and we are just getting started.”

The Anglo-German company said it now has 600,000 clients on its platform using its wealth platform with ETFs the standout category for investor assets in its brokerage business with two-thirds of the clients investing in ETFs.

The younger the investor, the more popular the ETF is, with almost three-quarters of 18-26-year-olds investing in ETFs versus only 60% of over 65s.

Scalable Capital is active in Germany, Austria, France, Italy, Spain and the UK. As well as having a booming private clients business, it also operates B2B solutions for ING, Barclays in the UK, the robo-adviser Oskar and Santander in Spain.

This story was originally published on AltFi

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