DCAP
DCAP is a Swiss-based asset manager offering multi-asset class investment solutions with an emphasis on digital assets and disruptive technologies.
What is DCAP?
DCAP is a Swiss-based asset manager offering bespoke mandates and collective investment solutions across multiple asset classes, with an emphasis on disruptive technologies and digital assets. DCAP's offering includes discretionary mandates, collective investment solutions, advisory, overlays, and structuring. Its diversified token portfolios are built on rigorous fundamental research, complemented by derivative overlay strategies for premium generation and effective hedging. DCAP also manages listed equity portfolios focused on disruptive technologies and companies shaping the digital asset ecosystem, as well as diversified fixed income solutions designed to deliver stable income streams.
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