LGT Switzerland Your private bank in Basel, Berne, Geneva, Lugano and Zurich

LGT Bank Switzerland is a leading private bank for high net worth families and foundations. More than 800 private banking and asset management experts advise and support our clients from all over the world. LGT Bank Switzerland is represented at five locations in German-speaking Switzerland, French-speaking Switzerland and Italian-speaking Switzerland.

Locations in Switzerland

LGT Private Banking

Forward-looking for generations

Our management team

All members of our management team are familiar with the country, the financial center and the high expectations our clients have of a family-run private bank in Switzerland. They create the perfect conditions for our employees to provide personal advice to all clients and manage their assets using proven and innovative methods.

Management-Team LGT Bank Schweiz

The Executive Board of LGT Bank Switzerland at a glance (from left to right):
Michel Yigit, Head External Asset Managers Schweiz, Bruno Piller, Head Private Banking, Anke Bridge-Haux, Chief Executive Officer, Inka Hilgenstock, Chief Operating Officer and Wolfgang Tracht, Chief Risk Officer.

My goal is to consolidate LGT Bank Switzerland as a value-oriented and sustainable partner, building a bridge between tradition and innovation.

Anke Bridge-Haux CEO LGT Bank Switzerland
Anke Bridge-Haux

Milestones in the history of LGT Bank Switzerland

1983

The foundations for LGT Bank Switzerland are laid with the establishment of Bilfinanz und Verwaltung in Zurich.

2003

With the acquisition of STG Schweizerische Treuhandgesellschaft, LGT Group Foundation enters the Swiss market. 

2004

LGT Bank Switzerland commences operations at five locations: Basel, Berne, Lausanne, Lugano and Zurich.

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