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Bank Frick reported a net profit of CHF 9.5 million for the financial year, despite a 29.35% decline from the previous year’s record. Client assets under management surged by 37.62% to CHF 5.6 billion, driven by a net new money inflow of CHF 732 million. Looking ahead, the bank anticipates a net profit of CHF 9 million for 2025, amid ongoing geopolitical and economic challenges.
Liechtensteinische Landesbank has increased its dividend to CHF 2.80 per share, reflecting a yield of 4.0%. However, the bank warns of a weaker annual result for 2025 due to uncertain interest rates and volatile markets, raising concerns for investors about future performance.
Liechtensteinische Landesbank has approved a dividend increase from CHF 2.70 to CHF 2.80 per share, reflecting shareholder confidence. Despite a successful 2024 and positive start to 2025, the bank anticipates a consolidated result below last year's level, raising concerns about its expansion strategy in Austria, the UAE, and Germany.
VP Bank is positioning itself as a stable player in the private banking sector amid market volatility, focusing on long-term client relationships and a diversified service range. The bank is enhancing digitalization, integrating sustainable investment strategies, and expanding internationally to capture growth markets. Its specialized approach allows it to secure market share effectively, making it an attractive alternative for investors seeking stability in uncertain times.
German incoming orders stagnated in February, with Chief Economist Thomas Gitzel indicating no signs of recovery. He describes the situation as a potential bottoming out of a prolonged downturn, emphasizing the significance of a 0.2 percent decline in orders excluding major contracts. The upcoming months will reveal the impact of new US import tariffs on these orders.
Bank Frick is set to expand its international footprint by opening a branch in Dubai, a key financial and growth market. CEO Edi Wögerer and Stefan Rauti, Head of Intermediary Solutions, will oversee the establishment of this new office, highlighting the strategic decision behind this move.
Liechtenstein's Bank Frick is set to expand its international presence by opening a branch in Dubai's financial hub, the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC), after applying for a category 4 licence from the Dubai Financial Services Authority, expected in 2025. CEO Edi Wögerer highlighted Dubai's emergence as a blockchain and crypto center, along with its appeal to asset managers and family offices, aligning with the bank's growth strategy. The new branch will enhance client proximity and facilitate product marketing, with Stefan Rauti leading the establishment.
Bank Frick, based in Liechtenstein, is set to expand its international presence by opening a branch in Dubai's financial hub, the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC), after applying for a category 4 licence from the Dubai Financial Services Authority, expected in 2025. CEO Edi Wögerer highlighted Dubai's emergence as a blockchain and crypto hub, along with its appeal to asset managers and family offices, aligning with the bank's growth strategy. The new branch will enhance client proximity and serve as a strategic link to the bank's headquarters, led by Stefan Rauti, who has extensive industry experience.
Bank Frick is set to expand its international presence by establishing a branch in Dubai, aiming to enhance its status as a product leader and blockchain pioneer. The bank is applying for a Category 4 license from the Dubai Financial Services Authority to facilitate this strategic move, which will serve as a bridge to its operations in Liechtenstein.
Bank Frick, a Liechtenstein-based financial institution, is set to open a branch in the Dubai International Financial Centre to enhance its international presence and connect with a new customer base. The bank has applied for a license from the Dubai Financial Services Authority and expects approval by year-end. CEO Edi Wögerer highlighted Dubai's dynamic market and innovation as key factors in the decision, while Stefan Rauti has been appointed to lead the local operations.
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