During an early phase of the financial crisis (2007), many financial institutions—in spite of adequate capital levels—faced heavy difficulties because they didn't manage their liquidity profile in a prudent manner.

Rigorous Bank Secrecy Laws In Liechtenstein

Im Rahmen einer mehrteiligen Artikelserie werden zunächst wesentliche öffentlich-rechtliche Eckpunkte, daran anknüpfend einzelne zivilrechtliche Details des Regimes des TVTG, das seit 1. Jänner 2020 die Erbringung von VT-Dienstleistungen in Liechtenstein reglementiert, beleuchtet.

The agreement and the implementation guidelines will define them thoroughly. The definition should be identical to that one in Switzerland as Liechtenstein will not be in a position to introduce an own definition on the grounds of electronic data processing performed by banks.

The landscape of banking law, particularly within the context of Regulation EU) No 575/2013 on prudential requirements for credit institutions and investment firms or the Capital Requirements Regulation (CRR)...

With today‘s worldwide <B>mobility</B> and the great number of ways to access information quickly, the world has become considerably "smaller", and local and foreign authorities and organizations have more and more means to access the privacy of any individual or corporation.

The realm of digital finance and its fast-paced developments have been remarkable over the past years. A particular aspect of note has been the rise of cryptocurrencies and their interaction...

On 26 June 2008 the Liechtenstein Parliament passed the new foundation law. The new Foundation Act (hereafter referred to as the StiG), together with the amendments to the Law on Persons and Companies (PGR), was published on 26 August 2008 in the Liechtenstein Law Gazette No. 220/2008.