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Based on many requests from investors, Marcuard Heritage, one of Switzerland's leading wealth managers, launched an investment vehicle in the form of an actively managed certificate (AMC) with the support of GenTwo, a Swiss fintech company, to get access to Maximon's Longevity Co-Investment Fund.

While the minimum ticket to join Maximon's existing Longevity Co-Investment Fund (LCIF) is CHF 500'000, the new AMC is open to professional investors starting at CHF 10'000 already.

This new offering marks a significant step towards democratising investments in longevity, making it accessible to more professional investors who are passionate about extending the human healthspan.

By lowering the entry barrier, Maximon and its partners underscore their commitment to fostering a community of supporters who share the vision of extending the healthspan and wellbeing for all. It's an invitation to invest in the future of health, offering a unique opportunity to contribute to and benefit from the advancements in longevity research and development.

Tobias Reichmuth, Founding Partner of Maximon comments "Together with AI, Longevity is likely the biggest - and most rewarding - investment opportunity in the 21st century. We are pleased that Marcuard Heritage now also offers access to professional investors with the AMC structure."

Philippe A. Naegeli, Co-Founder and CEO of GenTwo adds "With GenTwo's assetization platform, asset managers, financial intermediaries and wealth managers like Marcuard Heritage can make all assets bankable, investible and accessible to all their clients. The AMC on Maximon's Longevity Fund is a perfect example of assetization in action."