ESMA recently published their recommendations regarding the review of the Alternative Fund Managers Directive AIFMD.

In the wake of the European Economic Area Joint Committee's Decision No. 70/2025, whose approval by the Liechtenstein Parliament (Landtag) concludes Liechtenstein's...

This article delves into the details of AIFMD II, shedding light its implications for fund managers and the broader contours of the alternative investment fund industry, with a keen focus ....

The term: "Family Office" is becoming harder to define these day’s. Originally, we had the "Single Family Office", now with many opting to merge with other Ultra-Rich Families, commonly called "Multiple Family Offices" which again becomes further confusing with "Top-End" wealth management companies turning themselves into Multiple-Family Offices.

The Liechtenstein law provides for foundations of two kinds: private law (privatrechtliche) and public law (öffentlichrechtliche). The present overview is confined to family foundations established under private law.

Over the last 20 years foundation law has been developed mainly by court decisions. On April 1, 2009 however a new Liechtenstein foundation law has been implemented.