Crypto AUM Up 136%, Derivatives Revenue Surges 40%

The Zurich-based Amina Bank grew its assets under management to $4.2 billion, adding $801 million in net new assets during the year. Derivatives revenue soared by 40%, as demand for crypto risk-hedging tools rose.

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CEO Franz Bergmueller emphasized that the bank achieved quarterly profitability in Q4 2024, marking a key milestone. The bank’s lending portfolio has recorded zero defaults over five years, underscoring its operational resilience.

International Growth Accelerates Across Key Markets

Amina Bank reported international revenue growth of 150% in Abu Dhabi and 570% in Hong Kong. The bank plans to onboard 30 B2B2C partners by the end of 2025. A proprietary digital platform catering to B2C, B2B, and B2B2C clients will launch later this year.

CFO Mike Foy noted a rise in the bank’s liquidity coverage ratio to 228%, and a CET1 capital ratio of 34% — more than twice the regulatory requirement.

Amina Bank, founded in 2019, holds licenses from FINMA (Switzerland), FSRA (Abu Dhabi), and SFC (Hong Kong). The bank rebranded from SEBA Bank in December 2023 to reflect its evolution toward merging traditional finance with digital assets.

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