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Glimpses into the Princely Collections

For more than four hundred years, the Princes of Liechtenstein have been passionate art collectors. The Princely Collections include key works of European art stretching over five centuries and are now among the world’s major private art collections. At LGT, we make deliberate use of the works of art in the Princely Collections as imagery to accompany what we do. For us, they embody those values that form the basis for a successful partnership with our clients: a long-term focus, skill and individuality.

The Princely Collections

Welcome to LGT Bank Switzerland

Heinrich Reinhold, "Artists exploring the Austrian Alps," c. 1819 
© LIECHTENSTEIN. The Princely Collections, Vaduz-Vienna



Sound basis

Our experts support you in your
investment decisions.

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The best in the world

We search for leading portfolio managers around the world.

LGT investment expertise

Electric, innovative and fast

Formula E is setting new standards in motorsport.

LGT in e-motorsports

Professional investment expertise for private and institutional investors

LGT is the largest Private Banking and Asset Management group in the world to be owned by an entrepreneurial family. As the family office of the Princely House of Liechtenstein, we have years of experience in the management of sizeable sums of assets.

Personal private banking

Personal private banking

Precise knowledge of your investment goals allows us to develop the best solution for you and implement it efficiently.

Private Banking
Firm investment expertise

Firm investment expertise

Discipline, systematic diversification and the search for the world’s leading investment managers all define our investment approach.

Asset Management

News

May 22, 2019

LGT Navigator: Recovery of tech stocks brings relief

On the stock markets, a recovery in technology stocks due to a relaxation of sanctions against Huawei created a cautiously positive mood among investors.

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May 21, 2019

LGT Navigator: Chip manufacturers suffer under Huawei verdict

The US government blacklists Chinese telecommunications supplier Huawei.

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May 20, 2019

LGT Navigator: Japan's economy remains on growth path

The Japanese economy grew more strongly than expected in the first quarter. The gross domestic product of the third-largest economy after the USA and China expanded in the first three months of the year by +0.5% compared to the previous quarter, despite lower capital expenditure by companies and weak private consumption, while analysts had assumed a slight downturn or a decline in GDP of -0.1%. Projected over the year as a whole, the growth rate was +2.1%. The surprising economic growth in Japan helped the Tokyo Stock Exchange to a moderate price gain.

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May 17, 2019

LGT Navigator: Sentiment on capital markets remains fragile

While positive signals from the US economy were able to push concerns about the trade conflict back into the background for the time being, fears of a renewed confrontation between Italy and the EU Commission are causing uncertainty on European stock markets in particular.

The minutes of the US Federal Reserve's last monetary policy decision on March 20 confirmed the Fed's wait-and-see attitude. There are still "significant uncertainties" in the economic outlook, and latest US inflation data will probably not put pressure on the Fed to raise key interest rates again in the near future. ECB President Mario Draghi continues to see growth risks for the euro zone and recent economic data have confirmed that the pace of growth in the euro area is slowing. Nevertheless, the likelihood of a recession remains low.

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May 16, 2019

LGT Navigator: Lurking risks and mixed US economic signals

An impending further escalation of the trade conflict, geopolitical tensions in the Gulf region and interspersed US economic data caused stock inves-tors to hold back. Meanwhile, US retail sales disappointed in April with an unexpected drop of -0.2% from the previous month (consensus +0.2%). Americans, for example, spent less money on cars, electronics and building materials.

The minutes of the US Federal Reserve's last monetary policy decision on March 20 confirmed the Fed's wait-and-see attitude. There are still "significant uncertainties" in the economic outlook, and latest US inflation data will probably not put pressure on the Fed to raise key interest rates again in the near future. ECB President Mario Draghi continues to see growth risks for the euro zone and recent economic data have confirmed that the pace of growth in the euro area is slowing. Nevertheless, the likelihood of a recession remains low.

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Market information

LGT’s analysts and research experts analyze the latest economic and market trends on an ongoing basis.

Our commitment to society

Our commitment to society

LGT’s aim is to create long-term added value for business and society and to help improve the quality of life of disadvantaged people.

Our owners, the Princely Family of Liechtenstein

Princely values

Our owners, the Princely Family of Liechtenstein, belong to one of Europe’s oldest noble houses. As a successful entrepreneurial family, it has a distinctly long-term perspective that is reflected pictorially in the Princely Collections.

Our owners, the Princely Family of Liechtenstein
Heinrich Henckel, CEO LGT Bank Schweiz

"LGT Bank Switzerland stands for first-class Swiss private banking. For our clients, we represent a reliable partner over the course of generations."

Heinrich Henckel, CEO LGT Bank Switzerland

Events

LGT's financial results for the first half of 2019 will be released on August 22, 2019.