The Financial Market Authority Liechtenstein has published the 2026 edition of its Liechtenstein Financial Center brochure, giving an updated statistical overview of the structure, development and economic weight of the country’s supervised financial sectors. The publication shows continued growth in 2025 across banking, asset management and funds, while the insurance sector remained strongly capitalised. Client assets at Liechtenstein’s 11 banks rose by 6.8 percent on a consolidated basis to CHF 538.0 billion, assets under management at asset management companies increased by 6.5 percent to CHF 57.7 billion, fund volume reached CHF 119.9 billion, and insurance premium income totalled CHF 4.90 billion with a solvency ratio of 189 percent. Within banking, CHF 239.5 billion of client assets, or 44.5 percent of the total, was attributable to banks in Liechtenstein, while result from ordinary activities increased by 19.4 percent to CHF 857.7 million and capital and liquidity resources remained at an appropriate level. Asset management companies had CHF 28.2 billion invested with Liechtenstein banks, and the number of client relationships rose by around 10.7 percent to 11,723. The brochure also reports that 817 funds were licensed at the end of 2025 and highlights the sector’s domestic economic role, with around 19 percent of all employees working directly in financial services or related services and more than 50 percent of income tax revenue coming from the financial services sector.
Finance Liechtenstein2026-05-24
Financial Market Authority Liechtenstein publishes 2026 financial centre overview with bank client assets up 6.8 percent to CHF 538.0 billion
The Financial Market Authority Liechtenstein has published its 2026 Financial Center brochure with updated statistics on supervised financial sectors. The data show continued growth in 2025, with client assets at banks up 6.8 percent to CHF 538.0 billion, assets under management at asset management companies up 6.5 percent to CHF 57.7 billion, fund volume at CHF 119.9 billion, and insurance premium income at CHF 4.90 billion with a solvency ratio of 189 percent. The brochure also notes that 19 percent of employees work in financial or related services and that the sector generates over half of income tax revenue.