Swiss fintech GenTwo announced its assets under service have exceeded $8 billion, marking another milestone in its rapid expansion. The figure represents a significant acceleration from the $7 billion threshold surpassed in April, following $6 billion reported in July 2025.
The Zurich-based company, founded in 2018, specializes in assetization, converting a range of asset classes into tradable investment products via its platform for wealth managers, banks, and financial intermediaries. GenTwo’s growth trajectory has accelerated notably: the first $3 billion in assets under service took over five years to accumulate, while the next $5 billion were added in just over three years.
The fintech’s expansion reflects broader industry interest in its model of universal asset securitization. Co-founder and Chairman Patrick Loepfe described the approach as increasingly influential in shaping how the sector operates. Co-founder and CEO Philippe A. Naegeli emphasized the significance of each billion milestone, stating that each increment demonstrates the growing ease of creating financial products.
GenTwo’s assets under service currently stand at $8.02 billion, equivalent to approximately CHF 6.43 billion at current exchange rates.
