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LGT

Private banking owned by the Princely Family of Liechtenstein, built for multigenerational wealth.

Services-only
GBP 29 billion (UK partnership only)Assets on platform / AUM
01 — Overview

What LGT does

LGT Private Bank is owned by the Princely Family of Liechtenstein, a fact that shapes its positioning more than any marketing claim could. Because the bank has managed the Princely Family's own assets for over a century, it operates with an institutional familiarity with multigenerational wealth transfer, succession complexity, and the competing interests that arise inside wealthy families. That origin informs the product set it brings to private clients and family offices today.

For families evaluating a private banking relationship, LGT's offering covers a broad range of services delivered through relationship managers with regional market knowledge:

  • Discretionary and advisory portfolio management across public and private markets
  • Wealth planning including cash flow modelling, inheritance tax, pension aggregation, and offshore structuring for non-domiciled clients
  • Impact and alternative investments including private equity, private debt, and ESG-oriented mandates
  • International real estate financing
  • External asset manager platform services, recognised at the 2026 WealthBriefing European Awards

LGT operates across more than 40 locations in Europe, the Middle East, and Asia Pacific, with approximately 80 staff across five German offices and over GBP 29 billion in funds under management through its UK partnership alone. The bank publishes a Global Outlook and daily Navigator research, giving clients access to house views on equities, fixed income, private markets, currencies, and digital assets. Minimum investment thresholds and fee structures are not disclosed publicly, which means prospective clients cannot benchmark cost without a direct conversation. The breadth of the platform suits families with cross-border complexity, but those seeking a specialist technology-first reporting infrastructure or a purely independent advisory relationship will find LGT is fundamentally a relationship-banking model.

As a family business, we know first-hand the financial issues that families face - and how to deal with them.

On LGT, from a family-office user
02 — Product & capabilities

What it covers

Core tasks
  • Discretionary and advisory portfolio management
  • Wealth planning including retirement, inheritance tax, and offshore structuring
  • Access to alternative investments including private equity and private debt
  • Impact and ESG-oriented investment mandates
  • International real estate financing
  • External asset manager custody and platform services
Notable features
  • Discretionary portfolio management
  • Cash flow modelling and financial planning
  • Private equity and private debt access
  • Impact and ESG investment strategies
  • International real estate financing
  • Daily LGT Navigator market briefings
  • Monthly LGT House View publication
  • Annual Global Outlook covering equities, fixed income, private markets, currencies, and digital assets
  • External asset manager platform
  • Wealth planning for non-domiciled and non-resident clients
Assets supported
EquitiesFixed IncomePrivate EquityPrivate DebtReal EstateDigital AssetsGoldCurrenciesImpact Investments
03 — Company

The firm behind it

Ownership
Family-owned (Princely Family of Liechtenstein)
Software type
Services-only
Headquarters / markets
Europe, Middle East, Asia Pacific
Offices
Vaduz, London, Edinburgh, Jersey, Leeds, Birmingham, Bristol, Hamburg
Languages
English, German
Key people
OOlivier de PerregauxCEO, LGT Private Banking
WWalter GigerCEO, LGT Financial Services and Head Global IT
FFlorian DürselenMember of the Executive Board, LGT Bank
AAndreas LoretzMarket Head Austria/Germany, LGT Bank
MMika KastenholzGlobal Head Investment Solutions
Recognition
  • WealthBriefing European Awards 2026 - External Asset Management Platform and Offering
  • Euromoney Private Banking Awards 2026
  • ESG Transparency Award 2025 - EUPD Research
  • PWM Study - Best Wealth Manager Northern Region (Germany, Hamburg)
04 — Clients & fit

Who it’s for

Built for Single Family Office (SFO), Multi Family Office (MFO), Private Wealth Owners / Principals, Advisors / Wealth Advisors (RIA).

05 — Support & onboarding

Getting it running

Dedicated relationship managers by region; contact form available for independent asset manager enquiries; phone contact listed for UK recruitment and office locations.

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