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LGT Private Banking
About LGT Private Banking
Forward-looking for generations LGT is an international private bank owned by the Princely Family of Liechtenstein with over 40 locations in Europe, Asia Pacific, and the Middle East. Our solid capitalisation, long-term thinking, and strategic focus underpin our strong values. These are rooted in 900 years tradition and entrepreneurial thinking. Digitisation is a key part of how we continually innovate to find better ways of doing things - today and for the future. Sustainable and social: Sustainability is a pillar of LGT's strategy. Thinking, managing, and investing sustainably are integral parts of our identity. LGT has committed to reducing the net CO2 emissions from its operations and its investments to zero by 2030. The Princely Family’s view is that wealth itself isn't a purpose, but that it comes with a sense of responsibility. Being wealthy means embracing and acting on that responsibility, as well as passing these values on to the next generation. LGT as an employer: LGT is a vibrant, growing international company and employer. We are certified as a Great Place to Work by the international consulting and research institute of the same name. Whether you have a wealth of experience or are embarking on your first professional steps, LGT careers offer an empowering environment to realise your ambitions. Take your next career step at one of our over 40 international locations: www.lgt.com/global-en/career/jobs Publishing information: www.lgt.com/global-en/publishing-information
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Signals from LGT Private Banking
5 published signals
Presence & Recognition
LGT Private Banking employee Roberto Arnaboldi is visiting the Lago di Lugano for a visit to the Seepromenade, Piazza, and the house of his grandparents.
Reported by LGT Private Banking
Research & Knowledge
LGT Private Banking published a new piece on how architects are rethinking commercial design, featuring the Altenbach building in Vaduz designed for a 90-year lifespan and built to be taken apart and reused.
Reported by LGT Private Banking
Research & Knowledge
LGT Private Banking published an article in which the Altenbach-Gebäude in Vaduz follows the same logic as the Shanghai Tower, Mailand, and Berliner Stein, constructed from locally sourced wood with a 90-year lifespan and reuse.
Reported by LGT Private Banking
Presence & Recognition
LGT Private Banking presented research on designing factor models with hierarchical group LASSO at the 22nd Quantitative Finance Conference in Valletta.
Reported by Artur Sepp
Presence & Recognition
LGT Private Banking participated in the SHED Zug roundtable on Private Markets.
Reported by Alexander Burger