Liechtenstein private banking

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Oh yes. Now I understand what you mean – and I︂ agree with you at this point.
(Remark: To make a judgement really enforceable abroad is︃ IMO still not quite simple even between the countries engaged in Lugano Convention; but it︄ is not the core.)

See this Question - Liechtenstein︇ private banking post of @Konstanz...
Do you have in mind an accusation of money laundering, making a child pornography or similar︊ wrongdoing that would be eagerly processed even by Liechtenstein institutions? (Because otherwise, it is true︋ that it is not so cheap and simple to start a court case in Liechtenstein...)︌
None, I would say – and I guess that this is what︎ you mean 😉
 
Well... yes,⁠ it might happen nowadays, unfortunately. Nevertheless, I still think that such an article should concern⁤ something like I have mentioned above, to trigger an action. But – fortunately – I⁣ have no personal experience with such an issue, so difficult to judge.
 
Remember that money laundering can be attached to just any kind⁤ of supposed wrongdoing. In fact, it’s the usual trick used by state authorities to freeze⁣ accounts for whatever reason, including tax evasion, which is not a crime in many countries.⁢

Whereas a defamatory article can claim about anything and then it will be up to︀ you to prove it false in a court, which can take months or years. Meanwhile︁ the bank (which might have been alerted - anonymously - by the author of the︂ article) will freeze the account, or, in a best case scenario, close it because of︃ “reputational risk”.
 
I am not talking about AML, compliance , tax, criminal cases.⁤ I am talking about disputes between business partners and similar. When you have civil court⁣ decision in Romania enforceable in Germany for example 🙂
 
Yes, of course; I have understand⁠ what you meant. Further reaction of mine is to @JohnnyDoe's warning (that is, unfortunately,⁤ not just a paranoia...)
 
From your mentioned needs here the only Bank⁣ in Liechtenstein with some Retail Banking Offering means: Current Account, Debit Card an normal Wire⁢ Transfer Charges is LLB (Liechtensteinische Landesbank) - they onboard even FZCO with 500.000 EUR in︀ Dubai DIFC Branch so I can imagine for Personal Account it could be even lower.︁

All the other mentioned banks are Private Banks charging you 100 CHF for a Wire︂ Transfer sometimes even have a Credit Card / Debit Card only some EU Cards /Local︃ Cards like Maestro and want to have at least 350.000 CHF in invested Assets like︄ Bendura - they even have issues with being used for daily transaction purpose.

If it︅ doesn't need to be a Liechtenstein Bank just use Swissquote in Switzerland like already mentioned︆ here.
 
Who do you⁣ bank with, if you don't mind to share?

What would be the purpose of using a private bank like LGT? Do you︁ know if they offer self-directed accounts?
 
The Bendura‌ and all LI bank fees are crazy. Custody fees 0,35%, stock market purchase 1,90% and‍ many other fees! No thanks.
 
0.35% is not‍ high for PV if you have less than $5M but the transaction fee is extremely⁠ high.
 
No need to pay high amounts for private banking if you choose the correct one.‍

DBS bank is one of the safest banks in the world with a credit rating⁠ of AA-. If you have $5M, they can easily offer you a 0.15% custodian and⁤ %0.10 transaction fee.
 
Exactly, which leads you to question what⁠ people would pay 1.90% on purchase and 0.35% custody - people with shitty structures from⁤ bad jurisdictions that DBS won't touch with a ten foot pole. Ask yourself if you⁣ want to be banking in the same bank as these people...

Rule of thumb: If⁢ some of the shadier people on this forum say that a bank accepted them, maybe︀ best to avoid that bank
 
Actually it is not only 1%. Think bigger. It is 10%‍ for ten years which means $1M fee for a $10M portfolio 😉
 
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