Welcome to «The Gspröch» Episode #10: Focus on Germany – Digital Asset Landscape in Transition Amid MiCA with Tangany
Guest: Martin Kreitmair, Co-Founder and CEO at Tangany
Host: Stuart Petersen, Chief Revenue Officer at Wyden
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Germany has become a hub for digital asset activity in Europe, and institutional demand for digital asset services including custody, trading, and tokenization has been heating up. Tune in to hear our host Stuart discuss the current German digital asset landscape with Martin Kreitmair, co-founder and CEO of Tangany, a regulated German custody platform.
This episode covers:
- The impact of MiCA in Germany, particularly in light of the recent political upheaval;
- How custody providers like Tangany are meeting the requirements of the new EU DORA regulation;
- Current trends and future developments in digital asset custody and regulation.
“Gspröch,” a Swiss term for “conversation,” embodies our Swiss heritage here at Wyden. As a podcast, it serves as a vibrant space for engaging discussions, reflecting our roots, and inviting guests to delve into the dynamic world of institutional digital asset trading.
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Bio Guest: Martin Kreitmair is the Co-founder and CEO of Tangany GmbH, a company that specializes in providing digital asset custody and blockchain infrastructure solutions for businesses. His expertise lies in helping companies integrate blockchain technology efficiently into their systems, offering cloud-based solutions that save clients significant time and resources.
Bio Host: Stuart has a wealth of leadership experience in scaling highly complex fintech business models. Starting out at Thomson Financial, he then embarked on a 15-year career with quantitative solutions provider Algorithmics to build up the firm’s buy-side business. After Algorithmics, he joined industry leaders such as S&P Global, IBM, and Arria NLG, a leading provider of Natural Language Generation solutions.