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bank frick to establish new branch in dubai by 2025

Bank Frick is set to expand its international presence with a new branch in Dubai, anticipating to receive the necessary license by the end of 2025. Stefan Rauti is leading the establishment of this new location, targeting the dynamic financial market in the region.

VanEck launches Celestia ETN to enhance access to TIA token investment

VanEck has launched the VanEck Celestia ETN on Euronext Amsterdam and Paris, allowing investors to engage with the TIA token, the native cryptocurrency of the Celestia network. This ETN, which tracks the MarketVector Celestia VWAP Close index, offers a regulated investment vehicle amid the growing demand for Celestia's services. However, investors should be aware of the significant volatility and risks associated with digital assets.

ECB likely to cut interest rates in April amid economic concerns

Thomas Gitzel, chief economist at VP Bank, anticipates an interest rate cut by the European Central Bank (ECB) in April, citing March's inflation data as a catalyst for monetary easing. He predicts a 25 basis point reduction, influenced by the economic impact of punitive tariffs from the Trump administration, which could further weaken the European economy and dampen inflation. Gitzel also suggests that another rate cut may occur at the ECB's June meeting.

vp bank faces turmoil as profits plummet and management changes ensue

VP Bank is facing significant turmoil, with profits plummeting over 50% to just under 19 million in 2024. CEO Mara Harvey has been dismissed, and two experienced customer advisors from the offshore division have resigned, raising concerns about the bank's future under operational-focused leadership. The management's inability to stabilize the situation has left many questioning the direction of VP Bank.

vp bank shares face challenges despite slight gains and mixed outlook

VP Bank shares rose slightly by 0.57% to EUR 87.75 on March 30, 2025, but face significant challenges, with analysts issuing a unanimous "sell" rating. Despite a favorable P/E ratio and high dividend yield, earnings expectations have been downgraded, and the average target price is 16.5% below the current price. The bank's history of disappointing results adds to investor concerns ahead of the upcoming Annual General Meeting on April 25, 2025.

liechtensteinische landesbank shares show strong growth and positive outlook

Liechtensteinische Landesbank shares are currently trading at EUR 83.50, reflecting a 10.60% year-on-year increase. With a market capitalization of €2.6 billion and a net profit of €167.1 million, analysts project a further price increase of nearly 11%, recommending a buy ahead of the annual shareholders' meeting on April 16 and dividend payment on April 23.

liechtensteinische landesbank bond issue boosts share outlook and analyst confidence

Liechtensteinische Landesbank (LLB) successfully issued a bond worth 200 million Swiss francs, reinforcing its strong financial position. Shares are trading at EUR 83.25, reflecting a 13.27% annual increase, with analysts unanimously rating it as a "buy" and targeting a price of 88 Swiss francs. A shareholder meeting on April 16, 2025, will discuss the dividend policy.

vp bank shares rise amid analyst warnings of potential overvaluation

VP Bank shares rose 1.73% to EUR 88.00 on March 28, 2025, continuing a positive trend despite analysts maintaining a negative outlook with recommendations to "underperform" or "sell." The average target price of CHF 70.00 suggests a potential overvaluation of over 15%. While the bank's price/earnings ratio is favorable at 11.41 for 2025, expectations for profit are declining, prompting investors to anticipate strategic changes at the upcoming annual general meeting on April 25.

Liechtensteinische Landesbank issues 200 million CHF bond maturing in 2033

Liechtensteinische Landesbank (LLB) is issuing a Senior Non-Preferred bond worth CHF 200 million, maturing on April 22, 2033. The bond features a coupon of 1.700% and an issue price of 100.111%, with a yield of 1.685% and an Aa3 rating from Moody's. It will be listed on SIX starting April 21, 2025.

LLB issues CHF 200 million bond to strengthen financing structure

Liechtensteinische Landesbank (LLB) has successfully issued a CHF 200 million fixed-rate senior non-preferred bond, reflecting strong investor demand and the bank's solid market reputation. With a Tier 1 ratio of 18.8% and a Moody's Aa2 rating, LLB aims to enhance its financing structure and support growth. The bond, yielding 1.685%, will be listed on the SIX from April 21, 2025.

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