Ginmon reinforces growth strategy with new CMO

With Michael Baltruschat, Ginmon has gained a marketing expert and successful growth specialist with over 25 years of professional experience in the financial services and telecommunications industries.
Before joining Ginmon, Michael Baltruschat held various leadership positions in marketing, digital sales, and as head of the online broker maxblue at Deutsche Bank. In March 2021, the graduate in business administration transitioned to the role of Chief Marketing Officer at the digital asset manager Liqid.
“I am very much looking forward to my new position at Ginmon,” says Baltruschat, adding: “Ginmon's growth story, with its underlying business model and planned projects, has convinced me more than anything else. My goal is to further develop and advance both the brand and the respective innovation and customer topics in a communicative way.”

“We are very pleased that we can strengthen our team and further expand our expertise with the renowned marketing expert Michael Baltruschat,” says Ginmon founder and CEO, Lars Reiner. 

Ginmon has its own unique portfolio management technology, which enables private investors to manage their assets according to clear strategy options. This is characterized by the best customer ratings, a unique tax optimization, and the highest long-term returns with high stability – especially in difficult market phases. Just recently, the company made new, innovative thematic ETF strategies accessible to its clients.

About Ginmon

The Frankfurt-based company Ginmon is one of the leading digital asset managers in Germany, managing more than 250 million euros in assets and serving over 10,000 clients. Here, the clients' investment assets are invested in global and broadly diversified investment strategies with varying allocations of asset classes. The portfolio technology developed exclusively by Ginmon, apeiron®, relies on a contrarian investment approach that promises higher long-term returns, as well as a unique tax optimization to fully utilize the saver’s allowance. The ongoing adjustment of the algorithm to the chosen risk profile simultaneously protects the investor from undesired risk shifts within the portfolio. In summary, Ginmon's investment strategies incorporate not only the performance developments of around 12,000 individual securities from 103 countries but also real estate and commodities.