LGT news

At the Global Private Banking Awards 2026, hosted by PWM and The Banker and held yesterday in London, LGT was named Best Private Bank for Ultra High Net Worth Clients in Europe and Best Private Bank for the Next Generation in Asia.

LGT has once again earned Great Place to Work certification. In the independent employee survey, 86 % of respondents said they consider LGT a great place to work. They particularly value its welcoming culture, collegial environment and the trust placed in them.

LGT, il Gruppo internazionale di private banking e asset management di proprietà della Casa regnante del Liechtenstein, nel primo semestre 2026 ha incrementato in modo significativo i proventi e dimostrato una gestione dei costi rigorosa. Rispetto allo stesso periodo dell’anno precedente...

At the WealthBriefing Wealth for Good Awards 2026, held yesterday in London, LGT took first place in two categories: NextGen Support and Philanthropy Service Offering.

LGT Private Banking today publishes its Global Investment Outlook Mid-year 2026, examining how geopolitical fragmentation, Artificial Intelligence and demographic change are reshaping markets and long-term investment decisions.

The brochure "Sustainability at LGT 2025" is now available. It provides an overview of progress regarding LGT’s Sustainability Strategy 2030.

LGT ha conseguito ottimi risultati nell'esercizio 2025, registrando una forte crescita e un importante aumento della redditività. Sul fronte del risultato lordo si è riportato un aumento del 9 %, toccando quota CHF 2,90 miliardi, mentre l’utile del Gruppo ha segnato un incremento del 25 %...

The WealthBriefing European Awards are presented annually to recognise excellence and innovation in the wealth management industry. This year, LGT won the External Asset Management Platform & Offering category for its forward-thinking collaboration with external asset managers. In its report...

The Pfandbriefinstitut gives participating Liechtenstein banks access to a shared platform for the joint issuance of covered bonds. The new Pfandbriefe act, adopted by the Liechtenstein Landtag in December 2024 and effective since April 2025, establishes the legal framework for the LPBI. As a...

2026 feels like a "world in mid-sentence": markets are recalibrating around higher inflation risk, larger public debt, and costlier capital - and decision-makers can no longer rely on the clear correlations and risk premia that anchored past decades. "In 2026, the first cohort with no memory...