The Liechtenstein Financial Market Authority has published the 2025 edition of its Financial Stability Report, assessing the Liechtenstein financial sector as stable and resilient despite a difficult environment. The report was presented in Vaduz, where Mark Branson, President of Germany’s Federal Financial Supervisory Authority, spoke on financial stability. The assessment notes that measures recommended in recent reports and implemented by the Financial Market Stability Committee are already having an effect. Borrower-based measures are described as having strengthened financial stability and reduced systemic risks, particularly by lowering banks’ vulnerabilities linked to the real estate market, supported by the harmonisation of the definition of sustainable affordability to improve comparability across the banking sector.
Liechtenstein Financial Market Authority 2025-11-26
Liechtenstein Financial Market Authority publishes 2025 Financial Stability Report finding the sector stable and real estate risks reduced
The Liechtenstein Financial Market Authority's 2025 Financial Stability Report finds the financial sector stable and resilient despite challenges. Measures by the Financial Market Stability Committee have strengthened stability, notably reducing banks' vulnerabilities in the real estate market. Harmonisation of sustainable affordability definitions has improved comparability across the banking sector.