The IDD Intensive series offers comprehensive professional education in the field of insurance distribution. Regularly held conferences address current developments and regulatory initiatives at both European and national levels in a practice-oriented manner. Topics such as legal fundamentals, applied knowledge and challenges in distribution work are at the centre.

The conferences are primarily aimed at insurance intermediaries and employees of insurance companies who wish to deepen their knowledge and fulfil their professional education obligations under the Insurance Distribution Act (VersVertG). Participation is recognised as professional education by the Financial Market Authority (FMA) Liechtenstein. Interested parties from other sectors are also welcome.

This professional education offering is held regularly. The next session and registration opportunities can be found here when available.

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Global and regional developments are increasingly influencing private wealth management and opening up new opportunities in long-term wealth structuring, preservation, investment and taxation. The focus is on both classic offshore jurisdictions and economically significant regions such as Europe, the Middle East and the Asia-Pacific region.

Current trends in international tax policy, legal frameworks and regulatory requirements that are of central importance to high-net-worth individuals (UHNWIs) and their advisors are discussed. Topics include the impact of global transparency initiatives, the role of modern wealth structures, dealing with new financial instruments, and country-specific developments in tax law and financial market regulation.

At the core is professional exchange on practice-relevant challenges and solutions in an increasingly complex international environment.

This professional education offering is held regularly. The next session and registration opportunities can be found here when available.

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Intensive Course in Anti-Money Laundering

The intensive course Anti-Money Laundering (AML) provides in-depth knowledge of the legal requirements and typical risk factors in the broad context of money laundering, including counter-financing of terrorism (CFT). It covers relevant content from economic criminal law, current developments and practical measures to combat money laundering. The focus is on presenting criminal law risks in professional practice, aiming to raise participants’ awareness of compliance with money laundering regulations and other relevant compliance requirements and to enable them to comply effectively.

Course duration: 4 days
Course fee: CHF 1.800,–
Maximum number of participants: 35
Programme language: German
Course type: part-time professional training
Class times: half days, evenings, weekend course

Course contents at a glance:

• Knowledge of money laundering techniques, methods of terrorist financing, current phenomena and regulatory developments at national, European and international levels
• Knowledge required for the role of a due diligence officer (Anti-Money Laundering Officer)
• Knowledge of risk analysis and assessment as well as suspicious activity reporting to the FIU
• Knowledge of criminal law risks related to money laundering, terrorist financing, organised crime and corporate liability
• Knowledge of the challenges posed by cryptocurrencies and the use of AI tools to detect money laundering and terrorist financing

Special features:

• Conducted once annually
• SAQ recertification for “Client Advisor Bank”
• The intensive course is recognised as professional training and further education pursuant to Art 21 SPG in conjunction with Art 32 SPV, as well as proof within the meaning of Art 36 SPV for 2.5 days.

The intensive course is held in cooperation with the Liechtenstein Bankers Association, the Financial Market Authority Liechtenstein (FMA) and the Liechtenstein Trustees Association.

This professional education offering is held regularly. The next session and registration options can be found here — if currently available.

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Intensive Course in International Sanctions Law

International sanctions law is one of the most complex areas of economic law. Since the start of the military aggression against Ukraine, regulatory requirements and EU sanctions measures have rapidly evolved, while OFAC has intensified its enforcement practices and expanded the extraterritorial application of US sanctions law.

The course provides a solid introduction to the Liechtenstein Sanctions Act (ISG) as well as the new EU criminal provisions concerning violations of restrictive measures. Comparative legal insights into Switzerland and information on OFAC complement the practice-oriented, cross-sector deepening of applicable sanctions rules. The aim is to develop legally secure skills in dealing with international sanctions and to sustainably strengthen compliance.

Course duration: 2 days
Course fee:  CHF 750,–
Maximum number of participants: 35
Programme language: German, English
Course type: part-time professional training
Class times: half days, evenings

Contents:

• Criminal provisions of the ISG in general and the Ukraine Regulation in particular, as well as the new EU criminal offences
• Practical questions in sanctions law in Liechtenstein and Switzerland
• Importance and scope of international sanctions (especially OFAC)
• Impact on the Liechtenstein financial centre, especially the trustee and banking sectors

Special features:

• Conducted twice annually
• The intensive course is recognised as professional training and further education pursuant to Art 21 SPG in conjunction with Art 32 SPV, as well as proof within the meaning of Art 36 SPV for 1.5 days.

This professional education offering is held regularly. The next session and registration options can be found here — if currently available.

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Intensive Course on Due Diligence Obligations

Compliance with all regulations and requirements in the field of anti-money laundering presents major challenges for many due diligence officers. Not only must they maintain an overview of all relevant rules, but they must also be able to identify and prevent misuse for the purposes of money laundering or terrorist financing at an early stage.
 

The requirements for the role of the due diligence officer have also increased rapidly in recent years and will continue to do so. To keep pace, it is essential to develop broad, interconnected knowledge.

Participation in this course provides you with more than just basic knowledge. You will gain in-depth insight into the principles of identifying and monitoring money laundering and terrorist financing risks.

The Intensive Course on Due Diligence Obligations is delivered in cooperation with the FMA Financial Market Authority Liechtenstein and CLL Compliance Labs Liechtenstein. This event is recognised as professional training and professional education under Art. 21 SPG in conjunction with Art. 32 SPV, and as evidence within the meaning of Art. 36 SPV for a total of 3 days.

This professional education offering is held at regular intervals. The next session and registration options can be found here when available.

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The intensive course «Criminal Law and Business» is the fifth module of the Executive Master of Laws (LL.M.) in Economic Criminal Law. The focus is on the company as a potentially criminally liable entity and the preventive management of legal risks in the business environment.

First, corporate criminal liability as enshrined in the Liechtenstein Criminal Code (StGB) is analysed. Particular emphasis is placed on misconduct by senior management as well as so-called organisational fault, which is attributable to insufficient internal structures or supervisory measures.

A significant part of the course is devoted to the topic of Criminal Compliance. The following are taught:

• Fundamentals and structure of an effective compliance architecture
• Strategies for preventive legal advice for companies
• Planning and conducting internal investigations

Practical guidance is provided on how compliance violations can be identified, analysed and remedied — including cooperation with supervisory and law enforcement authorities, if necessary.

Another key focus is whistleblowing: participants learn how whistleblowing systems can be implemented in compliance with the law and how grievances can be reported and addressed internally or externally.

Finally, advanced knowledge is imparted in specific business-relevant legal areas, including:

• Criminal copyright law
• Unfair competition law
• Criminal provisions in the field of industrial property rights

The material is conveyed in a vivid and action-oriented manner through practice-oriented case studies.

Course contents at a glance:

• Corporate criminal liability and organisational fault
• Development and implementation of compliance systems
• Internal investigations and risk-oriented measures
• Whistleblowing and whistleblower protection
• Economic criminal law relating to intellectual property and competition

After completing the course, participants have specialised knowledge in corporate criminal law and criminal compliance. They are able to identify criminal risks at an early stage, develop and implement preventive compliance strategies and actively participate in internal investigations to clarify internal corporate legal violations.

This professional education offering is held regularly. The next session and registration options can be found here — if currently available.

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Intensive Course on Payment Transactions and Anti-Money Laundering Prevention

Participants are introduced to specialised topics in banking law beyond the Banking Act, such as payment institutions, payment systems and the e-money regime. They are also sensitised to the area of anti-money laundering compliance. In this module, participants additionally acquire comprehensive knowledge of private banking contract law and the standard framework agreements that are essential for daily practice in the banking sector.

This professional education offering is held at regular intervals. The next session and registration options can be found here when available.

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«Compliance» as an umbrella term for strategies and systems to prevent regulatory breaches has long become a common term in the German-speaking business world. Originating from the Anglo-American banking sector, the concept touches on a variety of heterogeneous legal fields such as banking law, corporate law, tax law, data protection law, IT law, criminal law, European and EEA law. In addition to banks, companies, insurance and fund management firms as well as public administration are particularly confronted with compliance issues. However, compliance as a cross-cutting matter goes far beyond mere legal compliance. The Compliance Day offers a platform for exchanging views on current challenges and trends in the field of compliance. Experts from financial services, law, industry and administration discuss practical solutions – concise, thorough and future-oriented.

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The demands on lawyers and legal professionals are constantly increasing. Professional education in lesser-known areas of legal practice is becoming ever more important and can often determine the success or failure of a mandate.

Content

This seminar clarifies the structure and composition of a balance sheet for all practitioners working in legal practice. Lawyers also need to be able to make accurate risk assessments in their advice and work. By the end of the seminar, participants will be able to correctly read and analyse balance sheets.

The seminar imparts fundamental knowledge of accounting and financial statement analysis that lawyers need in their practice. A homogeneous group of participants allows concentration on the specific interests of attendees. The special presentation of topics by three different accounting specialists and the use of practical examples lead participants to successful learning outcomes.

Key Topics:

• Fundamentals and methodology of accounting
• Legal foundations
• Accounting and financial statement analysis

Target Group

Practitioners from law firms, corporate lawyers, staff in legal and tax departments, tax and audit assistants with a legal background.

This professional education offering is held regularly. The next session and registration opportunities can be found here when available.

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The «Liechtenstein Foundation Law Day» is a regularly held conference that addresses current developments in national and international foundation law as well as related cross-cutting topics.

The Foundation Law Day is aimed at fiduciaries, lawyers, legal staff from banks, insurance companies and public administration, as well as anyone interested in foundation law matters.

The speakers are recognised experts from academia and practice who present based on their practical experience and scientific insights. The conference covers current foundation law topics, providing a thorough and practice-oriented perspective with a specific focus on Liechtenstein’s financial centre.

This professional education offering is held regularly. The next session and registration opportunities can be found here when available.

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The regulations on the Liechtenstein trust have been included since the original version of the Persons and Companies Act from 1926, making Liechtenstein the only continental European legal system with a long-standing trust law tradition.

Similar to foundations, the trust is influenced by global trends and international standards. Therefore, it is important for Liechtenstein’s practice to engage deeply with these new orientations and international trends and standards in order to remain competitive in the often-mentioned competition among legal systems. The Liechtenstein Trust Conference is dedicated to this in-depth engagement.

This professional education offering is held regularly. The next session and registration opportunities can be found here when available.

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The demands on lawyers, fiduciaries, judges and prosecutors, as well as legal staff in the business sector, are constantly increasing. Engaging with current relevant case law is therefore essential. The Legal Practice Days are designed as a regular professional education seminar focusing on recent case law in a specific area of law. The speakers are recognised experts in their respective fields with many years of experience as judges, prosecutors or practitioners.

Participants
Lawyers, fiduciaries, legal staff in administration and the financial centre, as well as others interested in current case law.

This professional education programme is held regularly. The next session and registration opportunities can be found here when available.

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The Liechtenstein legal system is undergoing significant change for many reasons. Comprehensive revisions and thorough overhauls of long-established legal foundations are now almost a regular agenda item.

Here, the Chair of Company, Foundation and Trust Law sees itself as a partner for practice. With our “Lunch & Learn” series, we offer practitioners in Liechtenstein the opportunity to engage briefly—during their lunch break—with the impact of legislative changes or other legal topics, and to acquire the necessary tools to quickly and correctly apply these new insights in their professional daily work.

This professional education programme is held regularly. The next session and registration opportunities can be found here when available.

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Der Intensivkurs Anti-Money Laundering (AML) vermittelt fundiertes Wissen zu den gesetzlichen Anforderungen und typischen Risikofaktoren im weit gefassten Kontext der Geldwäscherei inkl. Terrorismusfinanzierung (CFT). Dabei werden relevante Inhalte aus dem Wirtschaftsstrafrecht, aktuelle Entwicklungen sowie praktische Massnahmen zur Geldwäschebekämpfung vermittelt. Der Fokus liegt auf der Darstellung strafrechtlicher Risiken im beruflichen Alltag, mit dem Ziel, die Teilnehmenden für die Einhaltung geldwäscherechtlicher und sonstiger einschlägiger Compliance-Vorgaben zu sensibilisieren und zu befähigen. 

Kursdauer: 4 Tage

Kursgebühr: CHF 1.800,–

Teilnehmendenzahl: maximal 35 Teilnehmende

Programmsprache: Deutsch

Kurstyp: berufsbegleitend

Unterrichtszeiten: halbtags, abends, Wochenendkurs

Die Inhalte im Überblick:

• Kenntnisse über Geldwäschereitechniken, Methoden der Terrorismusfinanzierung, aktuelle Phänomene und regulatorische Entwicklungen auf nationaler, europäischer und internationaler Ebene
• Kenntnisse für die Ausübung der Berufstätigkeit als Sorgfaltspflichtbeauftragter (Anti-Money Laundering Officer)
• Kenntnisse über Risikoanalyse und -bewertung sowie Verdachtsmeldung bei FIU
• Kenntnisse über die strafrechtlichen Risiken im Zusammenhang mit Geldwäscherei, Terrorismusfinanzierung, organisierter Kriminalität und Verbandsverantwortlichkeit
• Kenntnisse über die Herausforderungen von Kryptowährungen sowie den Einsatz von KI-Tools zur Erkennung von Geldwäscherei und Terrorismusfinanzierung

Besonderheiten:

• 1x jährliche Durchführung
• SAQ-Rezertifizierung «Kundenberater Bank»
• Der Intensivkurs gilt als anerkannte berufliche Schulung und Weiterbildung nach Art 21 SPG in Verbindung mit Art 32 SPV sowie als Nachweis im Sinne des Art 36 SPV im Ausmass von 2,5 Tagen.

Der Intensivkurs findet in Kooperation mit dem Liechtensteinischen Bankenverband, der Finanzmarktaufsicht Liechtenstein (FMA) und der Liechtensteinischen Treuhandkammer statt.

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The intensive course «Money Laundering and Supranational Criminal Law» forms the third module of the Executive Master of Laws (LL.M.) in Economic Criminal Law. The focus lies on the legal foundations and challenges in combating money laundering, organized crime, and terrorism financing — both at national and supranational levels.

The course begins with the fundamentals of the Liechtenstein Due Diligence Act (SPG), which contains key provisions for preventing and combating money laundering under the Criminal Code (StGB). Building on this, the relevant criminal provisions are examined in detail.

A special emphasis is placed on the cross-border dimension of these offenses. Therefore, the regulations of Liechtenstein’s criminal jurisdiction, which enable prosecution of cases with foreign elements, are addressed.

Additionally, participants learn the basics of European, EEA, and international criminal law — including the main institutions and mechanisms for international criminal prosecution and cooperation.
 

Course highlights include:

• Anti-money laundering according to SPG and Criminal Code
• National and international legal regulations on terrorism financing
• Criminal jurisdiction in cross-border cases
• Functions of the EU, EEA, FATF, MONEYVAL, and other international institutions
• Practical insights into compliance, due diligence, and cross-border prosecution

Upon completion, participants possess in-depth knowledge of money laundering prevention, understand the interplay between national and international criminal law, and are familiar with the key actors and legal frameworks in fighting financial crime.

This professional education offering is held regularly. The next session and registration options can be found here — if currently available.

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The intensive course "Fundamentals of Economic Criminal Law" forms the first module of the Executive Master of Laws (LL.M.) in Economic Criminal Law. In this practice-oriented yet theoretically sound course, participants acquire essential basic knowledge in criminal law, economic criminal law, and supplementary administrative criminal law.

A central part of the course is the introduction to economic-philosophical approaches and the theoretical foundations of criminal law, with a special focus on the Liechtenstein Criminal Code (StGB). Participants learn about criminal law principles, the basics of criminal responsibility, and the prerequisites for criminal acts.
 

Key topics covered in the course include:

• Basic concepts of criminal law: acts and omissions, causality, intent and negligence
• Special aspects: attempt, complicity, voluntary surrender, sentencing, and statute of limitations
• Substantive law part of the Liechtenstein Administrative Penal Act (VStrG)

Practical case studies deepen the theoretical knowledge and apply it to concrete questions in economic criminal law.

After completing the course, participants are familiar with the legal foundations of criminal law and have solid introductory knowledge in economic philosophy. This module provides the ideal basis for further specialization within the Executive LL.M. in Economic Criminal Law in Liechtenstein.

This professional education offering is held regularly. The next session and registration options can be found here — if currently available.

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Das internationale Sanktionenrecht zählt zu den komplexesten Bereichen des Wirtschaftsrechts. Seit Beginn der militärischen Aggression gegen die Ukraine haben sich die regulatorischen Vorgaben und EU-Sanktionsmassnahmen rasant weiterentwickelt, während OFAC seine Durchsetzungspraktiken verschärft und die  extraterritoriale Anwendung US-amerikanischen Sanktionenrechts ausgeweitet hat.

Der Kurs vermittelt eine fundierte Einführung in das liechtensteinische ISG sowie in die neuen EU-Strafbestimmungen bei Verstössen gegen restriktive Massnahmen. Rechtsvergleichende Einblicke in die Schweiz und Informationen zu OFAC ergänzen die praxisorientierte, sektorübergreifende Vertiefung der geltenden Sanktionsregeln. Ziel ist die Entwicklung rechtssicherer Handlungskompetenz im Umgang mit internationalen Sanktionen sowie die nachhaltige Stärkung der Compliance.

Kursdauer: 2 Tage
Kursgebühr: CHF 750.-
Teilnehmendenzahl: maximal 35 Teilnehmende
Programmsprache: Deutsch, Englisch
Kurstyp: berufsbegleitend
Unterrichtszeiten: halbtags, abends

Inhalte:

• Strafbestimmungen des ISG im Allgemeinen und der Ukraine-VO im Besonderen sowie die neuen EU-Straftatbestände
• Praxisfragen im Sanktionenrecht in Liechtenstein und der Schweiz
• Bedeutung und Geltungsbereich internationaler Sanktionen (insbesondere OFAC)
• Auswirkungen auf den Finanzplatz Liechtenstein und insbesondere den Treuhand- und Bankensektor

Besonderheiten

• 2x jährliche Durchführung
• Der Intensivkurs gilt als anerkannte berufliche Schulung und Weiterbildung nach Art 21 SPG in Verbindung mit Art 32 SPV sowie als Nachweis im Sinne des Art 36 SPV im Ausmass von 1,5 Tagen.

Dieses Weiterbildungsangebot wird in regelmässigen Abständen durchgeführt. Die nächste Durchführung sowie die Möglichkeit zur Anmeldung finden Sie hier — sofern aktuell buchbar.

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Ziel dieses Weiterbildungsformats ist es, den Teilnehmenden eine vertiefte Auseinandersetzung mit den verschiedenen liechtensteinischen Rechtsgebieten zu ermöglichen und gleichzeitig den Konzipientinnen und Konzipienten eine Unterstützung bei der Vorbereitung auf die Rechtsanwaltsprüfung in Liechtenstein zu bieten. Unter der Leitung ausgewiesener Expertinnen und Experten aus Wissenschaft und Praxis wird sichergestellt, dass die Teilnehmenden theoretisch fundiertes und gleichzeitig praxisorientiertes Wissen erwerben.

Vermittelt werden u.a. Kenntnisse in Staatsrecht und EWR-Recht, Verwaltungsrecht, Strafrecht und Strafprozessrecht, Zivilrecht (Schuldrecht, Sachenrecht, Erbrecht, Personen- und Familienrecht, Arbeitsrecht) und Zivilprozessrecht sowie Standes- und Honorarrecht, Verfahrenshilfe, Insolvenz-, Exekutions-, Sozialversicherungs- und Arbeitsrecht, Internationales Privatrecht, Schiedsrecht und Gesellschafts-, Stiftungs- und Trustrecht.

Ein optionaler Klausurenkurs widmet sich dem Verfassen von Schriftsätzen zur Vorbereitung auf die schriftliche Rechtsanwaltsprüfung. Der Klausurenkurs wird zwei Mal jährlich angeboten und kann nur gemeinsam mit den Modulen 1 bis 4 gebucht werden.
 

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The intensive course «Criminal Law and Digitalisation» constitutes the sixth module of the Executive Master of Laws (LL.M.) in Economic Criminal Law. The focus is on the criminal law challenges of digital transformation, particularly in the context of cybercrime, blockchain technology and artificial intelligence (AI).

Participants first receive a comprehensive overview of the relevant criminal provisions on cybercrime. A distinction is made between:

• Cybercrime in the narrow sense: attacks on data and IT systems using modern information technologies (e.g. hacking, ransomware or DDoS attacks)
• Cybercrime in the broader sense: use of IT to commit classical offences (e.g. phishing or child pornography)

The course then addresses cybersecurity, including preventive measures, technical protection mechanisms and the legal obligations in the areas of IT security and cyber resilience.

Another key focus is new digital technologies:

• Blockchain technology and its criminal law implications are explored with reference to the Liechtenstein Blockchain Act (TVTG). The emergence of the token economy is also explained in a practice-oriented manner.
• Artificial intelligence (AI) — in particular generative AI such as ChatGPT — is presented in its application in professional practice, including in the context of crime prevention. In addition to the legal framework, ethical and criminal law-relevant issues are discussed.

Course contents at a glance:

• Criminal law classification of cybercrime and cybersecurity
• Current developments in digital criminal law
• Blockchain, tokenisation and the Liechtenstein TVTG
• Artificial intelligence in the legal context: opportunities, risks and legal limits
• Interactive case studies and practice-oriented discussions

After successful completion, students are able to identify, legally classify and practically resolve criminal law relevant facts in digital contexts. They possess solid knowledge in technology-based economic criminal law and are prepared for competent management of digital risks in corporate and legal contexts.

Participants acquire the ability to recognise criminal law relevant facts in the digital context and to solve them in a practice-oriented manner. They are qualified to deal with the challenges posed by tokens and AI.

This professional education offering is held regularly. The next session and registration options can be found here — if currently available.

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The intensive course «Criminal Law and Business» is the fifth module of the Executive Master of Laws (LL.M.) in Economic Criminal Law. The focus is on the company as a potentially criminally liable entity and the preventive management of legal risks in the business environment.

First, corporate criminal liability as enshrined in the Liechtenstein Criminal Code (StGB) is analysed. Particular emphasis is placed on misconduct by senior management as well as so-called organisational fault, which is attributable to insufficient internal structures or supervisory measures.

A significant part of the course is devoted to the topic of Criminal Compliance. The following are taught:

• Fundamentals and structure of an effective compliance architecture
• Strategies for preventive legal advice for companies
• Planning and conducting internal investigations

Practical guidance is provided on how compliance violations can be identified, analysed and remedied — including cooperation with supervisory and law enforcement authorities, if necessary.

Another key focus is whistleblowing: participants learn how whistleblowing systems can be implemented in compliance with the law and how grievances can be reported and addressed internally or externally.

Finally, advanced knowledge is imparted in specific business-relevant legal areas, including:

• Criminal copyright law
• Unfair competition law
• Criminal provisions in the field of industrial property rights

The material is conveyed in a vivid and action-oriented manner through practice-oriented case studies.

Course contents at a glance:

• Corporate criminal liability and organisational fault
• Development and implementation of compliance systems
• Internal investigations and risk-oriented measures
• Whistleblowing and whistleblower protection
• Economic criminal law relating to intellectual property and competition

After completing the course, participants have specialised knowledge in corporate criminal law and criminal compliance. They are able to identify criminal risks at an early stage, develop and implement preventive compliance strategies and actively participate in internal investigations to clarify internal corporate legal violations.

This professional education offering is held regularly. The next session and registration options can be found here — if currently available.

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The intensive course «Criminal Procedure» forms the eighth module of the  Executive Master of Laws (LL.M.) in Economic Criminal Law. The focus is on Liechtenstein criminal procedure law, which plays a central role in economic criminal law proceedings — from the initiation of proceedings to the appeals process and international cooperation.

The course begins with the fundamental principles of criminal procedure in Liechtenstein. This is followed by an in-depth examination of the preliminary proceedings, particularly:

• Rights of the parties involved
• Taking of evidence and rules on inadmissible evidence
• Obligations to testify and rights to refuse testimony
• Investigative measures (e.g. search, seizure and surveillance)

In the main proceedings, the emphasis is on the adjudication procedure, especially the final hearing, before the appeals procedure is treated in detail.

An integral part of the course is international mutual assistance law, which is of great importance for cross-border criminal proceedings. Participants learn how mutual assistance procedures are conducted in practice and legally supported.

Finally, procedural regulations of the Administrative Penal Act (VStrG) are covered — an essential complement for dealing with so-called administrative offences.
 

Course contents at a glance:

• Liechtenstein criminal procedure law: structure and process
• Preliminary proceedings: rights, evidence, investigative measures
• Adjudication procedure and main court hearing
• Appeal, revision and other remedies
• International mutual assistance in criminal matters
• Liechtenstein administrative penal procedure

Participants acquire comprehensive knowledge of criminal procedural law, which they can apply competently in national proceedings. In addition, they are able to support cross-border criminal proceedings in a legally secure and efficient manner — a key competence in modern economic criminal law.

This professional education offering is held regularly. The next session and registration options can be found here — if currently available.

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The intensive course “Economic Offenses in the Criminal Code (StGB)” constitutes the second module of the Executive Master of Laws (LL.M.) in Economic Criminal Law. The course focuses on an in-depth examination of economically relevant criminal offenses in the Liechtenstein Criminal Code (StGB).
 

Participants acquire comprehensive knowledge of key economic offenses, including:

• Property offenses (e.g., fraud, breach of trust, embezzlement)
• Document-related offenses (e.g., forgery, suppression of documents)
• Insolvency offenses (e.g., fraudulent bankruptcy, creditor preference)
• Corruption offenses (e.g., bribery, acceptance of benefits, granting of benefits)

These offense categories are thoroughly analysed, systematically structured, and deepened with numerous practical case studies to provide participants with an application-oriented understanding of the law.

A particular highlight is the comparative law section at the end of the course, where international perspectives on selected economic offenses are explored. The regulations of other jurisdictions — such as German-speaking countries and selected OECD states — are examined to illustrate comparability, differences, and international standards in economic criminal law.
 

Course overview:

• Systematics of economic offenses in the Liechtenstein Criminal Code
• In-depth study of relevant economic offenses
• Case studies applying criminal law provisions
• Comparative law analysis of selected international criminal law systems
   

Upon completion, participants will possess practical knowledge of key economic offenses and an advanced understanding of their application in an international context. This module is essential for lawyers, compliance officers, and executives with responsibilities related to criminal and economic criminal law.

This professional education offering is held regularly. The next session and registration options can be found here — if currently available.

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The intensive course «Economic Crimes in Material Laws» is the fourth module of the Executive Master of Laws (LL.M.) in Economic Criminal Law. The focus is on those criminal provisions of secondary criminal law embedded in various material laws that are of central importance to the practice of economic criminal law.

Participants acquire advanced knowledge in the following areas:

• Tax criminal law and customs criminal law
• Accounting criminal law and capital market criminal law
• Criminal protection of secrets (e.g. trade and business secrets)
• International sanctions

Due to the accessory nature of these economic criminal offences, the underlying non-criminal behavioural norms, such as tax, customs and supervisory law provisions, are also systematically examined.

Special emphasis is placed on practical relevance: in application-oriented case studies, participants analyse concrete facts, apply criminal law provisions and develop well-founded solution strategies — directly relating to the challenges in corporate practice, compliance and criminal defence.

Course contents at a glance:

• Economic criminal offences outside the Criminal Code (StGB)
• Linking material law provisions with criminal sanctions
• Current developments in sanctions law
• Analysis and resolution of complex case scenarios from corporate practice

After successful completion of the course, participants are able to confidently identify relevant criminal offences of secondary criminal law, classify them legally and develop scientifically based solutions for complex economic criminal law issues. This creates an essential foundation for responsible conduct in business, administration and legal consultancy.

This professional education offering is held regularly. The next session and registration options can be found here — if currently available.

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Den Teilnehmenden werden spezielle Themenstellung des Bankrechts abseits des BankG, etwa im Bereich der Zahlungsinstitute, der Zahlungssysteme und des E-Geld-Regimes, vorgestellt. Zudem werden sie für den Bereich der Geldwäschereiprävention sensibilisiert. In diesem Modul erarbeiten sich die Teilnehmenden ausserdem umfassende Kenntnisse im Bereich des privaten Bankvertragsrechts und der gängigen Rahmenverträge, die für den täglichen Einsatz in der Bankenpraxis unabdingbar sind.

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The «Liechtenstein Economic Criminal Law Talks» are an established conference series in the Principality of Liechtenstein addressing current issues in national and international economic criminal law. The focus lies on compliance challenges as well as the impact of digitalisation on criminal law.

The talks aim to provide a platform for exchange between academia and practice. The conference series offers space for high-level expert presentations, comparative legal perspectives and interactive discussions with specialists from Liechtenstein and abroad.
 

Topics include:

• Current issues in Liechtenstein economic criminal law and criminal procedure law
• Developments in the EEA, European and international economic criminal law
• Digital transformation processes and their criminal law implications
• Criminal compliance and risk management

Participants are invited to actively engage in panel discussions and contribute their own questions to the dialogue. The "Liechtenstein Economic Criminal Law Talks" are aimed at lawyers, compliance officers, companies, authorities and anyone seeking an in-depth engagement with current developments in economic criminal law.

This professional education offering is held regularly. The next session and registration options can be found here — if currently available.

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In the intensive course “Liechtenstein Legal System and Company Law” – which simultaneously serves as Module 1 of the Executive Master of Laws (LL.M.) in Company, Foundation and Trust Law – you will first acquire fundamental knowledge of the Liechtenstein legal system. You will become familiar with the constitution, the courts, the appeals process and the legislative procedure. Subsequently, company law fundamentals are taught. This includes distinguishing between associations of persons and unincorporated companies, and learning about the different legal forms of partnerships (simple partnership, general partnership, limited partnership) as well as Liechtenstein cooperative law. The legal forms of common corporations are then presented in detail. The advantages and disadvantages of each company form – including comparisons with neighbouring legal systems – are also covered. Practical cases are used to deepen and integrate the learned material into practice. The legal topics are rounded off by an introduction to the foundations of the Societas Europaea. There is also an introduction to European Economic Area law and its significance for Liechtenstein, particularly considering the European fundamental freedoms and the general prohibition of discrimination.

This continuing education programme is held regularly. The next session and registration opportunities can be found here when available.

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In the intensive course “Liechtenstein Foundation and Anstalt Law” – which simultaneously serves as the second module of the Executive Master of Laws (LL.M.) in Company, Foundation and Trust Law – you will gain insight into the fundamental structural and essential characteristics of private and charitable foundations as well as the Anstalt, and will be informed about special features compared to other legal systems.

In addition to the legal forms, students receive an introduction to commercial register law and basic knowledge of foundation supervision, which is exercised by the foundation supervisory authority and the courts.

The acquired knowledge of foundation and Anstalt law is deepened through case studies. In this context, you will gain insight into succession planning methods using Liechtenstein legal forms. Students acquire the competence to provide advisory and structuring services in the field of foundation and Anstalt law.

This continuing education programme is held regularly. The next session and registration opportunities can be found here when available.

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In the intensive course “Liechtenstein and International Trust Law,” which also serves as Module 4 of the Executive Master of Laws (LL.M.) in Company, Foundation and Trust Law, you will learn about the Liechtenstein fiduciary company as well as the trust under Liechtenstein law. The course covers fundamental concepts, relevant statutory frameworks, and the differences and similarities between them.

Additionally, you will gain knowledge about the various possibilities of the Liechtenstein fiduciary company, the individual governing bodies, and the influence of the settlor. The legal position of the settlor, rules on representation and liability, as well as the rights of beneficiaries and creditors are also examined.

Since the trust is largely unfamiliar in continental European law, the course begins with in-depth doctrinal foundations before addressing the creation of a trust, its external effects, the powers over the trust, and the legal positions of the trustee, settlor and beneficiaries.

The acquired knowledge is expanded and deepened through practical case studies. Furthermore, “International and Comparative Trust Law” is explored and also deepened through case studies.

This continuing education programme is held regularly. The next session and registration opportunities can be found here when available.

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In the intensive course “Foundation Law of the German-Speaking Neighbouring Countries” – which simultaneously serves as Module 3 of the Executive Master of Laws (LL.M.) in Company, Foundation and Trust Law – you will acquire fundamental knowledge of the foundation law of the neighbouring legal systems Austria, Switzerland and Germany. You will study the legal forms of the Austrian private foundation, the Swiss foundation and the German foundation as well as their specific characteristics and structuring options in detail.

An introduction is provided to the fundamental structural and essential characteristics of each foundation, as well as to the particularities of the individual legal systems. Building on this knowledge, links are made to Liechtenstein foundation law (Module 2) and comparative legal considerations are undertaken. Due to the close relationship between Austrian and Liechtenstein foundation law – caused by mutual reception in the past – the focus in this area is placed on the similarities and differences in structuring possibilities between the two foundation law systems.

To deepen the acquired knowledge, case studies follow the lectures, allowing you to learn how to apply the new knowledge in practice using real-world examples. Furthermore, the intensive course includes an introduction to Swiss law on charitable foundations, which has taken a pioneering role with the creation of the non-binding Swiss Foundation Code. Besides general information on charitable foundation law, special attention is given to the development and design of the Swiss Foundation Code and practical experiences with this regulation. In addition, a basic introduction to German foundation law is provided. Further insights into international and European foundation law as well as philanthropy are also included.

This continuing education programme is held regularly. The next session and registration opportunities can be found here when available.

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Participants are introduced to specialised topics in banking law beyond the Banking Act, such as payment institutions, payment systems and the e-money regime. They are also sensitised to the area of anti-money laundering compliance. In this module, participants additionally acquire comprehensive knowledge of private banking contract law and the standard framework agreements that are essential for daily practice in the banking sector.

This professional education offering is held at regular intervals. The next session and registration options can be found here when available.

Would you like to be notified as soon as registration opens? Request information without obligation.

Participants are introduced to specialised topics in banking law beyond the Banking Act, such as payment institutions, payment systems and the e-money regime. They are also sensitised to the area of anti-money laundering compliance. In this module, participants additionally acquire comprehensive knowledge of private banking contract law and the standard framework agreements that are essential for daily practice in the banking sector.

This professional education offering is held at regular intervals. The next session and registration options can be found here when available.

Would you like to be notified as soon as registration opens? Request information without obligation.

Participants are introduced to specialised topics in banking law beyond the Banking Act, such as payment institutions, payment systems and the e-money regime. They are also sensitised to the area of anti-money laundering compliance. In this module, participants additionally acquire comprehensive knowledge of private banking contract law and the standard framework agreements that are essential for daily practice in the banking sector.

This professional education offering is held at regular intervals. The next session and registration options can be found here when available.

Would you like to be notified as soon as registration opens? Request information without obligation.

Participants are introduced to specialised topics in banking law beyond the Banking Act, such as payment institutions, payment systems and the e-money regime. They are also sensitised to the area of anti-money laundering compliance. In this module, participants additionally acquire comprehensive knowledge of private banking contract law and the standard framework agreements that are essential for daily practice in the banking sector.

This professional education offering is held at regular intervals. The next session and registration options can be found here when available.

Would you like to be notified as soon as registration opens? Request information without obligation.

Compliance with all regulations and requirements in the field of anti-money laundering presents major challenges for many due diligence officers. Not only must they maintain an overview of all relevant rules, but they must also be able to identify and prevent misuse for the purposes of money laundering or terrorist financing at an early stage.

The requirements for the role of the due diligence officer have also increased rapidly in recent years and will continue to do so. To keep pace, it is essential to develop broad, interconnected knowledge.

Participation in this course provides you with more than just basic knowledge. You will gain in-depth insight into the principles of identifying and monitoring money laundering and terrorist financing risks.

The Intensive Course on Due Diligence Obligations is delivered in cooperation with the FMA Financial Market Authority Liechtenstein and CLL Compliance Labs Liechtenstein. This event is recognised as professional training and professional education under Art. 21 SPG in conjunction with Art. 32 SPV, and as evidence within the meaning of Art. 36 SPV for a total of 3 days.

This professional education offering is held at regular intervals. The next session and registration options can be found here when available.

Would you like to be notified as soon as registration opens? Request information without obligation.

Participants are introduced to specialised topics in banking law beyond the Banking Act, such as payment institutions, payment systems and the e-money regime. They are also sensitised to the area of anti-money laundering compliance. In this module, participants additionally acquire comprehensive knowledge of private banking contract law and the standard framework agreements that are essential for daily practice in the banking sector.

This professional education offering is held at regular intervals. The next session and registration options can be found here when available.

Would you like to be notified as soon as registration opens? Request information without obligation.

The Liechtenstein Banking Law Forum is an annual specialist conference that promotes exchange between academia and practice in Liechtenstein’s financial centre. It focuses on current developments in banking and financial market law. The programme is curated by renowned experts from Liechtenstein and international specialists, offering participants a comprehensive regulatory update on legal frameworks and trends in the financial sector.

The Liechtenstein Banking Law Forum is therefore an important platform for lawyers, regulators, financial service providers and academics who wish to stay informed about and discuss legal developments in Liechtenstein’s financial centre.

This professional education offering is held at regular intervals. The next session and registration options can be found here when available.

Would you like to be notified as soon as registration opens? Request information without obligation.

The annual Liechtenstein Investment Fund Evening offers professionals from the fund and financial industry a platform to address practice-relevant legal issues. Each year it focuses on a current topic of particular importance to Liechtenstein as a fund centre.

With well-founded presentations by experts from academia and practice, the event provides in-depth knowledge and promotes professional exchange. The evening concludes with a networking reception, offering opportunities for personal conversation and cross-sector networking.

This professional education offering is held at regular intervals. The next session and registration options can be found here when available.

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DORA – Simplified ICT Risk Management Framework for Asset Management Companies

The Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) sets requirements for digital operational resilience. Article 16 DORA, invoking the principle of proportionality, provides that certain financial firms – including Class 3 investment firms such as asset management companies – are subject to a “simplified ICT risk management framework” compared to larger financial institutions.

Certain aspects of this simplified framework have also been detailed in a Delegated Regulation (2024/1774). This themed evening offers an introduction to the IT risk supervisory regime under DORA, provides insight into the regulatory simplifications for asset management companies and examines the extent to which the principle of proportionality is actually applied.

This professional education offering is held at regular intervals. The next session and registration options can be found here when available.

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Objective

The aim of this professional education format is to enable participants to engage deeply with various areas of Liechtenstein law, while also providing support for legal trainees preparing for the Liechtenstein bar examination. Under the guidance of recognised experts from academia and practice, participants are ensured to acquire knowledge that is both theoretically sound and practice-oriented.

Content

The course covers knowledge in constitutional law and EEA law, administrative law, criminal law and criminal procedure law, civil law (including obligations law, property law, inheritance law, personal and family law, labour law) and civil procedure law, as well as professional conduct and fee law, legal aid, insolvency, enforcement, social insurance and labour law, private international law, arbitration law, and company, foundation and trust law..

An optional exam preparation course focuses on drafting pleadings to prepare for the written bar examination.

Structure

The intensive course is offered once a year during the summer semester, from March to June. The four modules, each comprising an average of 24 lessons, are held once a month on full days—typically Thursday, Friday and Saturday—usually between 8.30 a.m. and 5.30 p.m. at the University premises. The course is primarily conducted in German. It will only take place if a minimum of 15 registrations are received. The number of participants is limited.

The optional exam preparation course is offered twice a year, in January/February and July/August, and serves as targeted preparation for the bar exam. To register for the exam course, participants must have completed Modules 1 to 4 of the intensive course in Liechtenstein Law and plan to take the bar exam. The number of participants for this course is limited to 10 and can be scheduled flexibly according to the planned exam date.

Fees

The fee for Modules 1 to 4 (12 lecture days with approximately 96 attendance lessons of 45 minutes each) is CHF 2,900.00. Modules 1 to 4 can also be booked individually at a price of CHF 1,500.00 each. The fees include electronic course materials. Physical materials can be provided upon request for an additional fee.

The fee for the exam preparation course is CHF 1,300.00.

Lawyers, legal trainees, legal staff from administration and the banking sector, as well as other interested individuals who wish to deepen their knowledge in the legal areas mentioned above.

Registrations for the Intensive Course in Liechtenstein Law (4 modules) can be completed online. Registration for individual modules or the exam preparation course is possible by email to Ms Beatrice Kaiser.  When registering for the exam course, please indicate the planned date of your bar exam.

This professional education programme will continue to be offered in future years, although changes to the programme or instructors may occur.

The programme is held regularly. Information on the next session and registration opportunities will be provided here as soon as it becomes available.

Would you like to be notified as soon as registration opens? Request information without obligation.

The demands on lawyers, fiduciaries, judges and prosecutors, as well as legal staff in business, are constantly increasing. Engaging with current relevant case law is therefore essential. The Legal Practice Days are designed as a regular professional education seminar focusing each time on recent case law in a specific area of law. The speakers are recognised experts in their respective fields with many years of experience as judges, prosecutors or practitioners.

This professional education offering is held regularly. The next session and registration opportunities can be found here when available.

Would you like to be notified as soon as registration opens? Request information without obligation.

The demands on lawyers, legal trainees and legal professionals are constantly growing. Therefore, specialised professional education in Liechtenstein law is indispensable for practitioners working in the legal field.

Content

Our half-day seminars focus on drafting pleadings across various areas of law and for different courts. The goal is to cover legal remedies and pleadings in detail. The speakers are recognised experts in their respective legal fields with many years of experience as judges, prosecutors or practitioners.

Target Group

Legal trainees in Liechtenstein preparing for the Liechtenstein bar exam, as well as lawyers and legal professionals who wish to refresh their knowledge of the law and stay up to date.

This professional education offering is held regularly. The next session and registration opportunities can be found here when available.

Would you like to be notified as soon as registration opens? Request information without obligation.

The Liechtenstein legal system is undergoing significant change for many reasons. Comprehensive revisions and thorough overhauls of long-established legal foundations are almost a regular occurrence.

Here, the Chair of Company, Foundation and Trust Law positions itself as a partner for practice. With our “Lunch & Learn” series, we offer practitioners in Liechtenstein the opportunity to engage briefly—during their lunch break—with the impact of legislative changes or other legal topics, and to acquire the necessary tools to apply these new insights quickly and correctly in their professional daily work.

This professional education offering is held regularly. The next session and registration opportunities can be found here when available.

Would you like to be notified as soon as registration opens? Request information without obligation.

Science Meets Practice – Innovation in Dialogue

The INNOPro Talks focus on current topics in technology and innovation management. The emphasis is on practical insights, interactive discussions and cross-industry exchange.

Through concise presentations and moderated panel discussions, research findings meet entrepreneurial experience. Along the classic innovation process – from idea generation to measuring innovation efficiency – challenges, solutions and best practices are jointly reflected upon.

The event series is aimed at innovation managers, executives and interested parties from the Rhine Valley and Lake Constance region. Sessions can be attended individually or as a series.

This professional education offering is held regularly. The next session and registration details can be found here when available.

Would you like to be notified as soon as registration opens? Request information without obligation.

Recognise Opportunities – Apply Tools – Implement Sustainability

The SME Practice Forum is a workshop series specifically designed for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), offering practical support in dealing with current sustainability requirements. In four coordinated workshops, experienced professionals share knowledge, best practices and concrete tools to enable targeted and actionable corporate responsibility.

What distinguishes this format:

• Focus on key sustainability topics such as management, environment, social issues and digital responsibility
• Interactive workshops with experienced speakers from business and practice
• Exchange among regional SMEs to develop joint solutions
• Concrete tools for implementation in everyday business

The series raises awareness of regulatory developments, highlights possible actions and promotes sustainable entrepreneurship as a success factor for Liechtenstein’s economic location.

The format is supported by the Government of the Principality of Liechtenstein and LGT Private Banking, and is conducted in cooperation with the UN Global Compact Network Switzerland and Liechtenstein.

Learn more about the SME Practice Forum

After-Work Lectures on Asset and Investment Management Series of lectures on current developments in Asset and Investment Management. Exchange of ideas from the professionals of Corporations, Banks, Asset Management, Investment and Insurance Companies, Financial Advisory Services, Tax Administration, Lawyers, Trustees, Fund Managers and Financial Auditors.

The event will be held in English.

This training programme is offered regularly. The next session and registration details can be found here when available.

Would you like to be notified as soon as registration opens? Request information without obligation.

The professional education format ESG Compact provides a platform for in-depth exchange between financial service providers, the real economy, politics and academia. The focus is on current challenges and perspectives in sustainable development – from regulatory frameworks and sustainable investment strategies to the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

This training programme is offered regularly. The next session and registration details can be found here when available.

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Confidently Working with Excel – From Basics to Professional Use

Our modular course series offers a comprehensive introduction to Microsoft Excel as well as targeted deepening for advanced applications. The content is aimed at anyone who wants to strengthen their data skills in everyday work – regardless of prior knowledge.

• Excel Basics
  You will learn the user interface, create simple tables, work with formulas and functions, and apply basic formatting. Ideal for beginners with no prior experience.

   

• Excel for Advanced Users
  You will deepen your knowledge in areas such as complex functions, data validation, pivot tables and chart creation. The focus is on efficient data analysis and visualisation.

• Excel Power Workshop
  The Power Workshop combines both modules into a compact, continuous training. It is ideal for anyone who wants to progress from beginner to advanced Excel user in a short time – with a price advantage compared to individual bookings and a strong practical focus.

Target Group:
Career starters, students and all professionals who regularly work with data and want to systematically build or expand their Excel skills.

Courses are generally offered once a year.

This training programme is offered regularly. The next session and registration details can be found here when available.

Would you like to be notified as soon as registration opens? Request information without obligation.

What is the Economic Policy Seminar Alpine Rhine?

Together with the Liechtenstein Institute and the Centre for Economic Policy Research (ZWF) at the University of Applied Sciences of the Grisons, the University of Liechtenstein organises seminars on current issues in economic policy. The aim of these joint events is to foster discussion among those interested in economic policy on current topics and to facilitate networking among these individuals in the Alpine Rhine region.

Who are we?

• Prof. Dr. Andreas Nicklisch, Lecturer in Economics and Statistics at the Centre for Economic Policy Research (ZWF), University of Applied Sciences of the Grisons.
• Dr. Martin Geiger, Head of Research in Economics at the Liechtenstein Institute.
• Assoc. Prof. Dr. Sebastian Stöckl, Professor of Financial Economics at the University of Liechtenstein.

This programme is offered regularly. The next session and registration details can be found here when available.

Further information about the research can be found here.

Would you like to be notified as soon as registration opens? Request information without obligation.

What is the Economic Policy Seminar Alpine Rhine?

Together with the Liechtenstein Institute and the Centre for Economic Policy Research (ZWF) at the University of Applied Sciences of the Grisons, the University of Liechtenstein organises seminars on current issues in economic policy. The aim of these joint events is to foster discussion among those interested in economic policy on current topics and to facilitate networking among these individuals in the Alpine Rhine region.

Who are we?

• Prof. Dr. Andreas Nicklisch, Lecturer in Economics and Statistics at the Centre for Economic Policy Research (ZWF), University of Applied Sciences of the Grisons.
• Dr. Martin Geiger, Head of Research in Economics at the Liechtenstein Institute.
• Assoc. Prof. Dr. Sebastian Stöckl, Professor of Financial Economics at the University of Liechtenstein.

This programme is offered regularly. The next session and registration details can be found here when available.

Further information about the research can be found here.

Would you like to be notified as soon as registration opens? Request information without obligation.