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Inova is a commercial multi-family office platform in the long-standing Swiss tradition
of dedicated wealth management providing investment management services to institutional investors, private wealth clients and financial intermediaries.
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Further, pursuant to Art. 10 paragraph 3bis CISA high-net-worth individuals may declare in writing that they wish to be deemed as qualified investors. The relevant conditions can be found in Art. 6 and Art. 6a of the Ordinance of Collective Investment Schemes CISO, reference to which is made hereby (namely, they must either provide a fortune of at least five million Swiss francs or alternatively have sufficient financial experience and understanding of financial markets, products or transactions and any associated risks and a fortune of at least CHF 500’000). Finally, pursuant to Art. 10 paragraph 3ter CISA, investors who have entered into a written discretionary asset management agreement pursuant to Art. 3 paragraph 2 lit. b or c CISA are deemed as qualified investors unless they have declared in writing that they do not wish to be deemed as such. The products or services will be available only to Professional Clients in line with the definition of the FINMA’s respective circulars. Inova is duly licensed and regulated by a Swiss Self Regulation Organization (SRO), the Financial Standards Association (VQF).
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