Financial Centre Services
Auditors
As interdisciplinary service providers, auditors strengthen trust in the regulatory system and thus represent an essential link between the state and the private sector. Auditors in Liechtenstein follow internationally recognised auditing standards and contribute to the stability and reputation of the Liechtenstein financial centre.
EU regulation

Same legal framework as in the EU
Interdisciplinarity
Independent control in all matters of auditing
International auditing standards
Prudential supervision by the Financial Market Authority
Auditors in Liechtenstein
- 91 auditors
- Authorisation and quality control by the Financial Market Authority
- Exercise of profession requires the approval of the Financial Market Authority
- Legal obligation to attend further training courses
Competencies and services
- Independent service providers in all auditing matters
- All business audits for companies
- Regulatory audits in accordance with special laws within the framework of Liechtenstein financial market regulation
- Auditors reduce the creditworthiness and bankruptcy risks of companies
Liechtenstein Association of Auditors (WPV)
The Liechtenstein Association of Auditors represents the profession. It is responsible for safeguarding the honour, reputation, and rights of the auditing profession . It represents the interests of the profession to public offices and supervisory authorities, is actively involved in the development of supervisory practice, and takes a position on drafting legislation relevant to the industry.