Liechtenstein Finance
Liechtenstein Finance e.V. is the association that promotes the Liechtenstein financial center at home and abroad. Its members are the government of the Principality of Liechtenstein and eleven industry associations, from the banks and fund firms to insurers, asset managers and lawyers. Prince Michael of Liechtenstein chairs its board.
The association informs investors, firms and the press about the financial center: its EEA membership, the currency union with Switzerland, the AAA rating and the country's tax agreements. It publishes news and the FMA's figures and holds events in Vaduz.
Members: the government and eleven associations
Liechtenstein Finance is an association under private law. Besides the government, its members include the Liechtenstein Bankers Association, the Liechtenstein Insurance Association, the Liechtenstein Investment Fund Association, the Association of Independent Asset Managers, the Liechtenstein Chamber of Lawyers and CFA Society Liechtenstein. Liechtenstein Finance also presents the CCA Trustless Technologies Association, the country's blockchain association.
Board and management
The board of directors is chaired by Prince Michael of Liechtenstein. Its other members are Simon Tribelhorn, director of the Liechtenstein Bankers Association, the asset manager Marcel Müller and Stephan Agnolazza, senior political advisor to the prime minister. Nicole Bays and Tanja Muster run the association together.
Facts Liechtenstein Finance names
Liechtenstein has been in the EEA since 1995 and in a customs and currency union with Switzerland since 1924. Moody's and S&P Global rate it AAA, and S&P confirmed the rating with a stable outlook in May 2026. The state has no debt, and Liechtenstein has double taxation agreements with 30 states and tax information exchange agreements with 37.
The association also publishes the FMA's figures for the Liechtenstein financial center: in 2025 the banks reported consolidated client assets of CHF 538.0 billion, and 817 funds held CHF 119.9 billion.
Upcoming fintech and finance events in Europe
Is Liechtenstein Finance part of the government?
No. Liechtenstein Finance is a private association. The government is one of its members, and a senior advisor to the prime minister sits on its board, next to the industry associations.
Where is Liechtenstein Finance and what events does it hold?
The association is based at Aeulestrasse 30 in Vaduz. It holds events there, among them a Deep Dive on how space technology, security and innovation change banking, and lists upcoming dates on its website.
Liechtenstein Finance and Finance Loop
Liechtenstein Finance promotes one financial center. Finance Loop brings together people from several of them, from Vaduz and Zurich to Frankfurt and Luxembourg, at its events on tokenization, digital assets and AI in finance.
Finance Loop is a professional network and has the goal of driving the adoption of emerging technologies in finance, such as AI, tokenization, stablecoins, and DeFi. Finance Loop helps its members build skills and personal networks in these fields: Investment & Digital Assets, Payments & Digital Money, Digital Infrastructure & Sovereignty, and Risk & Compliance.