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Former Credit Suisse Banker Launches Private Fund for Swiss SME Loans

A former Credit Suisse banker, Kai Ren, is launching a private credit fund targeting Swiss SMEs, responding to the challenges in corporate loan access following the bank's takeover by UBS. The fund, based in Liechtenstein, aims for a gross return of 6-7% per year, with investments ranging from CHF 100,000 to several million, and is managed under a regulated SICAV structure. With increasing demand for SME financing and a lack of alternatives in the low interest rate environment, the fund seeks to bridge the financing gap exacerbated by stricter banking regulations.

government entities increase bitcoin strategy holdings signaling rising institutional demand

Government entities have increased their strategy holdings in Bitcoin, with significant additions from the Norwegian Government Pension Fund, Swiss National Bank, and US state pension funds, totaling around 2,400 BTC in the first quarter. This trend reflects a growing structural demand for Bitcoin as a reserve asset, despite disappointing direct ETF holdings. Standard Chartered predicts Bitcoin could reach $500,000 before President Trump leaves office, driven by a broader range of institutional buyers.

Invest in real gold easily through smartphone app willbe

Invest in real gold from as little as 1 gram through the willbe app, which offers secure storage at the Liechtensteinische Landesbank. With no transaction fees and a 0.5% surcharge on the gold price, users can buy and sell easily, viewing their gold via webcam. Until the end of 2025, storage fees are waived, making this a convenient option for diversifying assets in uncertain times.

Invest in real gold easily via smartphone with willbe app

Invest in real gold from just 1 gram through the willbe app by Liechtensteinische Landesbank AG, with secure storage in a high-security vault visible via webcam. The process is simple, with no transaction fees and a low 0.5% premium on the market price, making gold investment accessible and transparent. Until the end of 2025, storage fees are waived, providing a stable asset option in uncertain times.

liechtenstein chamber of commerce and industry elects board for new term

The Annual General Meeting of the Liechtenstein Chamber of Commerce and Industry was held on May 12, 2025, in Schaanwald, with around 60 representatives from various sectors in attendance. President Klaus Risch highlighted the chamber's activities and recognized Ludwig Elkuch AG and Inficon AG for their long-standing memberships. The Board of Directors was re-elected for the term 2025-2028, with all existing members confirmed, and Minister of Economic Affairs Hubert Büchel addressed key ministry topics during the event.

liechtenstein finance forum highlights resilience amid global uncertainty and technological change

At the Finance Forum in Vaduz, Prince Max highlighted LGT's dominance in Liechtenstein's banking sector, managing over 80% of assets. Discussions ranged from geopolitical concerns to the transformative potential of AI in finance, while warnings about authoritarian threats in Europe were issued. Despite global banking uncertainties, optimism prevailed, with over 78% of attendees rating the financial industry's state as good or excellent.

liechtensteinische landesbank investment yields 39 percent return over five years

Five years ago, an investment of CHF 10,000 in Liechtensteinische Landesbank shares would have resulted in 182,482 shares. As of May 5, 2025, the share price reached CHF 76.20, increasing the investment's value to CHF 13,905.11, a gain of 39.05%. The bank's market valuation stood at CHF 2.32 billion.

departures shake up liechtensteinische landesbank's munich office amid market changes

The Liechtensteinische Landesbank's Munich office is experiencing staff departures less than 18 months after its launch, with the branch manager Jochen Schindler-Nagy leaving for a new project. Bernhard Schild has taken over as interim branch manager while a permanent successor is sought. This trend follows similar personnel changes in Munich's private banking sector, including significant exits at Oddo BHF and Hypovereinsbank.

liechtensteinische landesbank reports record client assets and strategic growth plans

Gabriel Brenna, CEO of Liechtensteinische Landesbank (LLB), reported record client assets nearing 100 billion francs and a 7% increase in service and commission revenue. The bank aims for a 65% cost/income ratio by 2026, focusing on digitalization and sustainability, including an attractive environmental mortgage initiative. With the acquisition of Zürcher Kantonalbank Austria, LLB strengthens its position in wealth management, while expanding its presence in Germany and the UAE with tailored investment solutions.

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