Forward-looking for generations Invest successfully with LGT Bank in Liechtenstein

For us, it's all about you: understanding your financial needs and helping you achieve your goals. For more than 100 years, LGT has been synonymous with reliability, innovative investment opportunities, a sense of responsibility, exclusive products, and outstanding service. Talk to us if you want to invest your assets with foresight and sustainability. For yourself and for future generations.

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What are your goals? What are your challenges? As your personal private bank, we have a range of investment solutions to help you get where you want to go. Get an impression of LGT, learn more about our products and services, why sustainability is so important to us, and what distinguishes us from others. We would be very pleased to speak to you in person.

About us

As a family business, we know first-hand the financial issues that families face - and how to deal with them.

Sustainability

Today, generating a financial return isn't enough. We want to invest in a way that also benefits the environment and society too.

Investment solutions

We look for the investment solution that best suits you. Over and over again - because your life situation and goals change as well.

LGT News

LGT has successfully completed the acquisition of abrdn’s discretionary fund management business in the UK and Jersey, at an amount of GBP 140 million (around CHF 158 million). LGT Wealth Management, the UK-based wealth manager and part of LGT, now assumes the client relationships of the...

In the first half of 2023, global markets were characterised by persistently high inflation rates and an uncertain economic outlook, which in part resulted in subdued client activity, while demand for advisory services remained high. In this environment, LGT continued to expand its client...

This year, WealthBriefing, a renowned financial magazine, for the second time recognised the world’s best wealth managers in the areas of ESG (environmental, social, governance), impact, and diversity and inclusion. Having already taken the top spot in several categories in 2022, LGT once again...

Following the opening of its first private banking office in Hamburg last year, LGT will also be present in North Rhine-Westphalia from 2024. An experienced and well-established private banking team of around 15 employees will build the business in the region. The new branch office will be...

LGT reports comprehensively on its sustainability efforts as part of strategy of transparency. Our Sustainability Report 2022 is now available. Detailing how we are improving our corporate footprint, it is aimed at anyone who would like more information on how we exercise our responsibility...

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Insights & Market View

With our Insights, we regularly think outside the box. Our authors delve into topics in the areas of business, finance and lifestyle to give you their views.

Legendary investor Warren Buffett attributes much of his success to The Intelligent Investor, a book by Benjamin Graham that was first published in 1949. In today’s multimedia world, getting through its over 600 pages can seem like quite a challenge – but it can pay off.

September 27, 2023

Should investors be worried that pharma price cuts in the United States will make the sector less attractive?

What is stewardship, and what does it deliver for clients? Emmet McNamee, Head of Stewardship at the UN Principles for Responsible Investment, gives answers.

As investors, our greatest enemy is often our ego. Seven misguided beliefs about investing.

Thanks to our Market Views you are always up to date. Our experts observe and analyze industries, markets and companies for you.

The US manufacturing sector strengthened in September but nevertheless remained in contractionary territory. Wall Street saw in the better ISM Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) data a glimmer of hope and traded mixed to start the week, while European stocks were under pressure. Asia stocks also...

October 3, 2023

Decelerating inflation data out of Europe and the US helped to lift market sentiment late in the week. Wall Street nevertheless struggled to hang on to gains from early in the session, finishing the last trading day of the quarter mostly in the red. A spending deal reached by US lawmakers over...

The rate of consumer price increases in Germany plummeted in September to its lowest level in two years. However, the positive sentiment from slower price gains was largely offset by new forecasts that show Europe’s largest economy shrinking over the 2023 full year.

Stocks markets made an attempt at stabilization mid-week after Wall Street suffered major losses on Tuesday. Major stock indices in Europe and Asia were mixed with gains and losses mostly mild. The looming government shutdown in the US remained in focus for investors while a one-year high in...

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Forward-looking for generations Invest successfully with LGT Bank in Liechtenstein

Money is a matter of trust Get to know LGT

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Investment solutions

LGT News

LGT completes acquisition of discretionary fund management business of abrdn in the United Kingdom

LGT reports very strong net asset inflows and higher net income in the first half of 2023, continuing its profitable growth path

LGT receives three awards for its outstanding sustainability offering

LGT further expands its German presence with offices in North Rhine-Westphalia

LGT Sustainability Reporting 2022

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Insights & Market View

Financial knowledge

Warren Buffett's 1949 financial bible: outdated or timeless?

What does the US Inflation Reduction Act mean for pharma?

Emmet McNamee: "No stewardship, no net zero"

Seven lies investors tell themselves

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US manufacturing activity picks up

Inflation retreats in the West – US government shutdown avoided

German inflation slows rapidly, economy expected to contract this year

Stocks stabilize, but US government shutdown and oil spike cause uncertainty