LGT
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(for the Hungarian rock band LGT, see Locomotiv GT)
LGT is the private banking group of the princely House of Liechtenstein.
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[edit] History
- 1920 22 November: constituent general meeting
- 1921 In May, business activities commence with ten employees; rented offices on the ground floor of the government building
- 1930 Liechtenstein Princely Family acquires the majority of shares
- 1970 Establishment of the Prince of Liechtenstein Foundation, which takes over the Bank’s share capital as LGT Foundation beneficiary
- 1982 Setting up of a Representative Office in London as the first foreign business base
- 1983 Founding of Bilfinanz und Verwaltung AG, Zurich
- 1984 Founding of BIL Treuhand AG, Vaduz
- 1986 Bank in Liechtenstein goes public
- 1989 Takeover of GT Management PLC, London
- 1990 Founding of BIL GT Group AG, Vaduz
- 1996 Change of name: BIL GT Group becomes Liechtenstein Global Trust and BiL becomes LGT Bank in Liechtenstein AG
- 1998 Sale of Asset Management Division, Realignment of the LGT Group, HSH Prince Philipp becomes new Chairman of the Board of Trustees, Going private
- 2003 LGT Group acquires Schweizerische Treuhandgesellschaft STG from Swiss Life
- 2005 STG becomes LGT.
[edit] Rating
Rating: Standard & Poor's / Moody's
- AA- / Aa3
[edit] Locations
[edit] Europe
- Germany: Berlin, Cologne, Frankfurt am Main, Hamburg, Mannheim, Munich, Stuttgart
- Liechtenstein
- Luxembourg: Luxembourg City
- Austria: Vienna
- Switzerland: Basel, Berne, Zurich, Lausanne, Lugano, Geneva, Pfäffikon
- Ireland
