The cooperative society under Liechtenstein law as defined by Articles 428 to 495 of the Liechtenstein Persons and Companies Act ("PGR"), is a corporation that consists of an open number...

When observers of continental private-wealth structures spoke, until recently, of the alpine principality as an unassailable redoubt of legal certainty.

In the Principality of Liechtenstein, the establishment and management of associations are governed by a set of comprehensive regulations, as outlined in Article 246 to Article 260...

The European Economic Interest Grouping (EEIG), a supranational legal entity established under European law, is designed to streamline, facilitate, and enhance the economic...

The partnership limited by shares, as outlined in Art. 368 to Art. 374 of the Liechtenstein Persons and Companies Act ("PGR")...

Below you will find an overview of the newly created possibility of waiving the audit review and therefore the appointment of an auditor.

In the realm of corporate law, the designation of a company's name is a critical aspect that carries both legal and branding implications. In the Principality of Liechtenstein...

In the realm of Liechtenstein law, the trust pursuant to Art. 897 to Art. 932 of the Liechtenstein Persons and Companies Act("PGR") holds a distinctive position. A trust is established...

The trust enterprise pursuant to Art. 932a §§ 1 to 170 of the Liechtenstein Persons and Companies Act "PGR" holds a unique position in Liechtenstein law, functioning as a company...

In the realm of corporate structures, the concept of a Protected Cell Company (PCC) holds a unique position. Not a distinct legal form in itself, a PCC is a configuration that can be adopted...

In einer bislang nicht publizierten Entscheidung des Fürstlichen Obersten Gerichtshofs vom Juli 2023 befasste sich der OGH mit der Frage, ob Personen die nach dem Recht des Sitzes der ausländischen Gesellschaft abberufen wurden, in Liechtenstein vertretungsbefugt sind.

In a previously unpublished decision of the Princely Supreme Court of July 2023, the Supreme Court dealt with the question of whether persons who have been removed from office under the law of the

In the context of the Liechtenstein Persons and Companies Act ("PGR"), companies limited by shares, partnerships limited by shares (Art 368 PGR), and European companies (SE)...

The process of financial reporting is a critical aspect that carries significant legal implications for companies. In the Principality of Liechtenstein, the rendering of accounts, bookkeeping...

The realm of financial services is replete with complexities, particularly when it comes to the issuance of financial instruments.

In the complex landscape of corporate law, the relocation of a company's registered domicile is a significant process that carries substantial legal implications.

Politically exposed persons represent a risk factor for any financial intermediary. They may be considered as more affected by corruption topics. Wrongdoings cause higher reputational damage due to media interest.