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This is how the alternative investment business works

This is how the alternative investment business works

Who is Splint Invest?

Splint Invest is a Swiss regulated financial institution and is regulated in Switzerland by VQF (No. 100956) and audited by BDO. By holding the splints, you become part owner of the system. Ownership is registered using blockchain technology and is regulated by law in Switzerland, the United Kingdom and the European Union. Even in bankruptcy, the split pins you own remain yours.

“With Splint Invest, we are revolutionizing the world of investing,” explains Aurelio Berocca, CEO of Splint Invest. “Now everyone, not just the wealthy, can invest in exciting investments like art, watches or wine for as little as €50. We are breaking “Traditional investing rules to create equal opportunities for everyone – regardless of the size of your portfolio.”

How does this work?

It only takes about two minutes Download the applicationThe link opens in a new tabOpen an account and invest in alternative investments. Everything else is just as easy. Diamonds, art, whisky, rare wines, luxury watches and bags – these are just some of the categories available in the Splint Invest app.

Splint Invest already has more than 12,000 investors, with a total investment of more than eight million euros. Splint Invest has been around for over two years and has already given its investors a number of exits. Here’s an example of a recent whiskey barrel sale that gave each investing user a net return of 22.7 percent in less than two years:

Safe investment

Remember that the following also applies when investing in alternative investments: The first thing you should do is pay off any debts. This is still the best form of investment. It is then important to take all of your assets into account. This way you can determine whether and how much you can actually invest your money in the assets. Make sure all basic needs and fixed costs are covered. It makes sense to invest it only if there is still an amount left. Also remember that greater return opportunities usually come with higher risks and investments should be viewed over the long term, and are not suitable for high short-term profits. So always weigh the risks carefully.