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Confirmation of triple A rating with stable outlook for Liechtenstein
The international rating agency S&P Global Ratings has once again awarded Liechtenstein its top rating and confirmed its triple A with stable outlook as part of the semi-annual review of the country rating.
Liechtenstein posts budget surplus
The public sector in Liechtenstein generated a budget surplus of just under 177 million Swiss francs in 2021. Both income and expenditure were down on the prior year. Government spending amounted to 22.6 percent of GDP.
Financial market risks are low for Liechtenstein
The Liechtenstein financial market is developing in positive fashion despite the recent turbulence in the North American and Swiss banking sectors. This is the conclusion reached by the committee responsible for monitoring and strengthening financial market stability in Liechtenstein.
The Liechtenstein Bankers Association makes progress in relation to climate protection
The Liechtenstein Bankers Association is seeking to reduce its carbon footprint. To this end, it is working with the environmental platform KlimaDAO. Together, its operational emissions in both 2021 and 2022 were able to be offset.
Confirmation of triple A rating with stable outlook for Liechtenstein
The international rating agency S&P Global Ratings has once again awarded Liechtenstein its top rating and confirmed its triple A with stable outlook as part of the semi-annual review of the country rating.
Liechtenstein posts budget surplus
The public sector in Liechtenstein generated a budget surplus of just under 177 million Swiss francs in 2021. Both income and expenditure were down on the prior year. Government spending amounted to 22.6 percent of GDP.
Financial market risks are low for Liechtenstein
The Liechtenstein financial market is developing in positive fashion despite the recent turbulence in the North American and Swiss banking sectors. This is the conclusion reached by the committee responsible for monitoring and strengthening financial market stability in Liechtenstein.
The Liechtenstein Bankers Association makes progress in relation to climate protection
The Liechtenstein Bankers Association is seeking to reduce its carbon footprint. To this end, it is working with the environmental platform KlimaDAO. Together, its operational emissions in both 2021 and 2022 were able to be offset.
Asset management sector serves more than 10,000 customers
Liechtenstein’s asset managers acquired 700 new clients in the first half of the year and managed assets of CHF 54.9 billion as of 30 June 2022.
Alternative investment funds on the rise
The number of Liechtenstein funds increased in the first half of the year. CHF 69 billion in net assets were managed as of June 2022.
Liechtenstein Financial Market Authority rates systemic risks as limited
The Liechtenstein Financial Market Authority (FMA) has concluded that Liechtenstein’s financial sector is sound and stable. Systemic risks are assessed to be limited. Given increased global risks and vulnerabilities, the FMA recommends the uptake of measures by financial institutions and government.
Liechtenstein retains top rating
The renewed top rating in Standard & Poor’s semi-annual country rating confirms Liechtenstein’s stability and reliability.
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F+W Forum: Fintech 2023
Sind Schweizer Start-ups, Banken und Versicherungen in der Lage, Trends gemeinsam proaktiv zu nutzen? Wird sich das Fintech-Ökosystem als Enabler wichtiger Transformationen beweisen können?
Uni Liechtenstein: Intensivkurs Sorgfaltspflichten
Sorgfaltspflichtbeauftragte müssen nicht nur ein Überblick über sämtliche Regelungen wahren, sondern auch ein Missbrauch frühzeitig erkennen und verhindern.
Uni Liechtenstein: der Werkzeugkasten für moderne Förderstiftungen
Wie können Förderstiftungen ihre Mittel optimal einsetzen? Wie lassen sich Antragsverfahren verschlanken? Und wie können Stiftungen mit mehr als Geld fördern?
Fintech.li Conference 2023
Worum geht es bei #fintechli2023, um Finanzprobleme in Krisenzeiten zu lösen und Innovationen zu fördern.
Finance Forum Zürich 2023
Am 19. September 2023 trifft sich die Schweizer Finanzbranche am Finance Forum Zürich im Kongresshaus, um über die Zukunft des Finanzplatzes Schweiz und aktuelle Chancen und Risiken zu diskutieren.
