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FintechSwitzerland

vestr AG is a financial services company founded in 2017 with headquarters in Zug, Switzerland. The firm specializes in providing an all-in-one investing platform and workflow optimization solutions, employing between 11 and 50 people.

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vestr at a glance

vestr is a fintech company headquartered in Switzerland. Xcout tracks 8 named people at vestr, including Dr. Rico Blaser (CEO). Xcout recorded 3 job postings from vestr in the last 90 days.

Industry
Fintech
Headquarters
Switzerland
Job postings recorded (90 days)
3

vestr leadership

  • Dr. Rico BlaserCEO
  • Simon HasenfratzCOO
  • Peter CicmanCTO
  • Mischa WeiseVP Clients
  • Pascal MatterVP Finance
  • Stefan WagnerVP Business Development

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Hiring at vestr

Xcout recorded 3 job postings from vestr in the last 90 days, from a hiring record Xcout has kept since August 2026.

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vestr competitors

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Swissquote Group Holding LtdSQN · FintechGland, Switzerland
62% matchPublicAI 6/100 ▼Green 5/100 ▼

Swissquote Group Holding Ltd, together with its subsidiaries, offers a comprehensive suite of online financial services spanning Switzerland, the broader European market, the Middle East, and the Asia Pacific region. The company's business is structured around two primary divisions: Securities Trading and Leveraged Forex. It also operates an online bank, accommodating multi-currency deposits and withdrawals, notably including digital crypto assets. Within its Securities Trading segment, Swissquote provides an extensive range of services. These include sophisticated tools for real-time trading across a vast selection of asset classes, custody solutions, and access to investment, decision-making, risk monitoring, and margin lending functionalities. This offering serves a diverse clientele, from individual investors and independent asset managers to professional investors, investment funds, various institutional clients, and other financial institutions. Furthermore, the company enables over-the-counter (OTC) trading for leveraged foreign exchange and Contracts for Difference (CFDs). This service is available to private investors, money managers, third-party financial institutions, and institutional entities such as investment funds. Beyond these core services, Swissquote's portfolio includes Lombard and margin loans, robo-advisory solutions, multi-currency credit cards, dedicated crypto services, online leasing, and e-mortgage facilities. Established in 1999, the company's headquarters are located in Gland, Switzerland.

Market cap$7.5B
Employees1,095
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