Top-manager Credit Suisse resigned for the launch of a crypto-currency start-up

Month of the month the camp of supporters of crypto-currencies and projects based on distributed registry technology is growing. Among these people there are also former prominent officials and representatives of investment companies and large financial organizations. Not so long ago, the list of crypto enthusiasts was supplemented by Marco Abele, former director of digital technologies Credit Suisse Group AG, one of the largest Swiss banks with offices in many countries. The departed chair of the top manager Marco Abele launched today a startup based on the Ethereum Blockchain, which is intended to become a high-tech platform for managing digital investment tools. The new startup will be called TEND and soon the ICO of this project will be launched.

CEO of TEND Marco Abele:

"Traditional investments are now losing relevance in the modern generation. More and more people find valuable not only the fact of owning an asset, but the process of gaining a unique experience, discovering a new technology for themselves and participating in a worldwide movement. This makes new types of assets very popular and significant."

Another ex-director of information technology at the equally famous Swiss bank UBS, Oliver Bussmann, who now heads the Crypto Valley Association, a non-profit association dedicated to the development of blockade technology, is declared as one of the ICO consultants.
Probably, the tokens of the upcoming ICO will be the first of their kind financial instruments, the obligations under which will be protected by Swiss law.