In the ever-evolving landscape of global business, the Principality of Liechtenstein has emerged as a beacon of innovation, particularly in the realm of legal structures.

In the intricate landscape of financial markets, the operation of multilateral trading facility (MTF) holds a significant position, which is the private law equivalent of a public stock exchange...

The intricacies of personal insolvency, or more accurately termed in the Liechtenstein Insolvency Ordinance as debt settlement procedures, represent a critical juncture for natural persons...

In an era where trade policy radiates far beyond customs codes into valuation models, plant-loading schedules, and even reputational risk registers, the United States'...

Hardly any other European financial centre has managed, within such a compact geographic perimeter, to translate the ever-accelerating OECD agenda...

In a significant development, approximately 50 countries, including Switzerland, have committed to an expanded scope of international automatic exchange of information (AIA)...

In the legal landscape of Liechtenstein, the dissolution and liquidation of legal entities is a process that is governed by specific regulations. The dissolution of a legal entity does...

In the realm of business, maintaining accurate and comprehensive records is not just a matter of good practice, but a legal requirement.

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.

The European Market Infrastructure Regulation (EMIR) serves as a cornerstone in the European Union's regulatory framework for mitigating systemic risks in the derivatives market.

The financial markets, a cornerstone of modern economies, are governed by a complex web of regulations designed to ensure transparency, fairness, and stability.

Compliance officers who skim regulatory updates only for headline-worthy acronyms may have overlooked three slim yet densely reasoned answers that the European Securities and Markets Authority published in mid-June 2025.

In the Principality of Liechtenstein, the establishment and management of companies with limited liability (in German ‘Gesellschaft mit beschränkter Haftung' or ‘GmbH') are governed...

Cross border structuring, group expansion and corporate maintenance in the DACH region are often slowed not by substantive law, nor by commercial appetite...

Hardly any other micro-jurisdiction has displayed a comparable legislative velocity in the field of international tax cooperation as the Principality of Liechtenstein...

In the intricate world of financial services law, the concept of investment brokerage holds a position of critical importance. As delineated in MiFID II, investment brokerage encompasses the facilitation...

In the intricate domain of financial services, the legal framework governing investment advisory services plays a pivotal role. This analysis delves into the statutory definition of investment advice under Annex I Section A No. 5 MiFID II.

Liechtenstein's legal landscape is distinguished by its robust notarial system, which ensures the meticulous drafting, validation, and safekeeping of critical legal documents.

The incorporation process of a General Partnership ("Kollektivgesellschaft" in German) in Liechtenstein, also known as an Open Society or Open Trading Company...

The realm of portfolio management, as defined under Art. 4 para. 1 no. 8 MiFID II, respectively Annex I Section A no. 4 MiFID II, encompasses a broad spectrum of activities involving the management of individual assets ...