Landlocked by Austria and Switzerland, the principality of Liechtenstein is a tiny, mountainous country with only 35,000 inhabitants. Despite its size, it is home to a thriving financial services industry.

 

As an independent principality it is self-governed and power is shared between a Head of State and Prime Minister. This established political stability, along with its status as a low tax haven, means that Liechtenstein has long been a major location for foreign investment.

 

Liechtenstein's close relationship with neighbouring Switzerland, through their shared language and currency, aids cooperation between the countries and many financial institutions operate out of both centres.

 

With established independence, a wide range of institutions and professional expertise as well as close ties to other leading European financial centres, Liechtenstein is a world-class international destination for financial services.

 

Along with advice from our global network of offices and advisors, we have an extensive knowledge of the corporate and tax laws applicable to the countries of residence of our clients. With its tradition of security, independence and discretion, Liechtenstein qualifies as one of the most efficient and safest financial centres      in the world.