Swiss Fintech Gentwo Partners with Luma Financial to Expand Structured Products Globally

Swiss fintech Gentwo has joined forces with US-based Luma Financial Technologies in a strategic partnership to integrate Gentwo’s Actively Managed Certificate (AMC) Engine into Luma’s platform. This collaboration allows Luma’s global network to access AMCs for the first time, offering institutional investors new opportunities in structured products and digital banking solutions.

Understanding Actively Managed Certificates (AMCs)

AMCs are financial instruments that allow investors to access a diversified portfolio of assets under professional management. Unlike traditional products such as loans, deposits, or checking accounts, AMCs are dynamic, meaning portfolio managers can adjust holdings in real time to optimize returns. Gentwo’s AMC Engine simplifies the creation, management, and distribution of these products, making them more accessible to banks, fintechs, and other financial institutions. By integrating this system into Luma’s platform, investors can now participate in a broader range of structured products with transparency and efficiency.

Benefits for Investors and Financial Institutions

The partnership provides institutional clients with flexible investment options that complement traditional banking services such as mortgages, interest-bearing deposits, and credit lines. Investors gain access to professionally managed structured products that can respond to market conditions, while financial institutions benefit from digital banking tools that streamline portfolio administration, reduce operational complexity, and improve customer service. By leveraging AMCs, institutions can offer clients innovative strategies that diversify risk and potentially enhance returns.

Implications for Banks and the Financial Sector

Gentwo and Luma’s collaboration underscores the growing importance of fintech innovation in traditional banking. Banks and investment platforms must adapt to compete in a market where digital banking, blockchain-based assets, and structured products are becoming increasingly popular. The integration of AMCs into a global platform also raises considerations around regulation, compliance, and interest rate risk, pushing institutions to strengthen governance while offering competitive products. This partnership represents a shift toward more technology-driven solutions in the structured products market.

Economic Outlook and Future Trends

The integration of AMCs into Luma’s network reflects broader trends in digital banking and structured products. Investors increasingly seek flexible, tech-enabled investment solutions that complement traditional loans, deposits, and mortgage portfolios. Looking ahead, partnerships like this could accelerate the adoption of digital banking platforms, enhance access to innovative financial instruments, and influence credit markets and interest rates as banks compete for customers globally.

Closing Insights
Gentwo and Luma’s partnership highlights the potential of fintech collaborations to reshape structured products. Institutional investors now have access to flexible, professionally managed instruments, while banks and financial platforms must innovate to stay competitive. Embracing these technologies can improve efficiency, expand investment options, and position institutions for long-term growth in a rapidly evolving financial landscape.

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