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For us, it's all about you: understanding your financial needs and helping you achieve your goals. For more than 100 years, LGT has been synonymous with reliability, innovative investment opportunities, a sense of responsibility, exclusive products, and outstanding service. Talk to us if you want to invest your assets with foresight and sustainability. For yourself and for future generations.

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Sustainability

Today, generating a financial return isn't enough. We want to invest in a way that also benefits the environment and society too.

Investment solutions

We look for the investment solution that best suits you. Over and over again - because your life situation and goals change as well.

LGT News

Euromoney's Global Private Banking Awards 2025 were held yesterday in London. For over 20 years, the leading business and finance magazine has reviewed and ranked the world's top private banking and wealth management firms based on their client service, product development and innovation. This...

LGT reported solid results for 2024, while continuing to implement its strategic growth and investment plan. Assets under management (AuM) increased 16 % to CHF 367.5 billion, of which CHF 11.9 billion is attributable to net asset inflows. LGT continued to invest in the further expansion of its...

LGT Financial Services Ltd. (LGT FS) was founded under the direction of André Lagger in 2001. The company is the "backbone" of LGT Group, delivering a wide range of back office functions and IT services from under one roof. Since its foundation, LGT FS has grown from around 120 to over 600...

At the Handelsblatt Elite Report awards ceremony yesterday in Salzburg, LGT once again secured a spot among the top ten elite wealth managers in German-speaking countries. Achieving a score of 810 points, it received the highest "summa cum laude" distinction and was designated the best bank in...

The acquisition is expected to transfer more than CHF 2.8 billion (AUD 5 billion) in assets from CBA’s ultra-high-net-worth and high-net-worth clients to LGT, accompanied by the integration of approximately 40 experienced advisers, associates, and support staff into LGT Crestone, LGT’s...

Insights & Market View

With our Insights, we regularly think outside the box. Our authors delve into topics in the areas of business, finance and lifestyle to give you their views.

Natural disasters, wars and political crises make food supplies more difficult and food more expensive. Examples from Singapore and Indonesia show how fluctuations can be mitigated and supplies guaranteed.

27 March 2025

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Gross pioneered active bond trading and became an investing superstar - until hubris caught up with him.

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Global decarbonisation means more electrification and less fossil fuels. The solution to growing electricity demand? Energy from renewable sources. These are often the most efficient and cost-effective.

A woman standing in the middle of the artwork The Womb made of dried flowers hanging from the ceiling

From feathers to food, the unconventional materials artists often use in their artworks present a range of conservation challenges. What should collectors consider before investing in a work that uses these materials?

Thanks to our Market Views you are always up to date. Our experts observe and analyze industries, markets and companies for you.

US President Donald Trump's latest round of tariffs on car imports was driving market movements at the end of the week. The move spurred safe-haven buying while global equity markets tumbled. Carmakers led losses.

28 March 2025

As we navigate the first quarter of 2025, the global economy is experiencing significant shifts, increasingly questioning fundamental beliefs that have held true for years. The resilience seen in 2024 has given way to a more complex landscape: The erratic US policies, a chaotic trade war...

Escalating trade wars with the world’s largest economy are having an uncertain impact on the outlook for Switzerland’s economy, the Swiss National Bank (SNB) said on Wednesday. Meanwhile, European equities were under pressure as the US made more new tariff announcements, and US stock indices...

Russia and Ukraine have agreed to halt attacks on sea and energy targets, as announced by the United States. European stocks saw gains across the board on Tuesday. US tech stocks also rose on Tuesday, but the broader markets were mixed. In Asia, stocks are trading mostly higher on Wednesday...

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LGT News

LGT wins 12 awards at the Euromoney Global Private Banking Awards 2025

LGT sees 16 % increase in AuM while further investing in growth and digitalisation

Walter Giger appointed new CEO of LGT Financial Services

LGT Bank receives top marks in this year’s quality tests

LGT to acquire Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA)’s personal advice business, Commonwealth Private Advice

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Food security in Asia

Bill Gross, the Bond King

Powering the future

Conserving art: the complexities of the contemporary

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Global stocks suffer due to newest round of US tariffs

April 2025 - in a nutshell

SNB sees uncertain economic outlook amid global risks

Russia, Ukraine reach deal - European stocks rise