On 10 April 2025, the University of Liechtenstein bid farewell to 29 graduates of the Certificate Program in Fiduciary Services during a festive ceremony. These emerging professionals will now contribute their expertise to strengthening Liechtenstein's financial centre.

This year, the programme explored Southeast Asia - a region experiencing rapid economic growth and playing an increasingly strategic role in global finance. This trip was more than just an academic excursion; it was an eye-opening experience that reshaped how students view wealth management and the evolving financial landscape in Asia.

Why does true gender equality in the workplace often remain an unattainable goal? A new study reveals that deeply ingrained ideas about motherhood and fatherhood significantly influence family roles, ultimately disadvantaging women in their careers.

This question is at the heart of a new case study challenge for students enrolled in the Executive LL.M. in Company, Foundation and Trust Law at the University of Liechtenstein. The initiative offers participants the chance to win a total of CHF 9,000 in prize money. It marks the official launch of the I&F Family Wealth Preservation Award—a joint initiative of the University of Liechtenstein and the Liechtenstein-based fiduciary company Industrie- und Finanzkontor Ets.

Prof. Dr. Konstantina Papathanasiou, LL.M., from the Chair of Economic Criminal Law, Compliance and Digitalization, has served as a visiting professor at the Faculté Libre de Droit (Paris campus of the Université Catholique de Lille) since 2016, where she teaches a course on German Criminal Law each year.

The latest BEST RECRUITERS Study 2024/25 has, for the twelfth time, examined the recruiting quality of around 450 of the largest companies and institutions in Switzerland and the Principality of Liechtenstein—delivering a detailed and differentiated analysis.

Long-term pension products with impact components for sustainable development tend to perform better than comparable conventional investments. This is the conclusion of a study conducted by researchers at the University of Liechtenstein as part of the “LAB on Sustainability, Prosperity, Provision” on a representative selection of pension portfolios with a European or global focus.

As part of the “AI Strategy, Management and Governance” lecture at the University of Liechtenstein, Karsten Neugebauer, former CEO of G2K, gave an inspiring guest lecture on “How a Germany-based company became Europe's biggest AI Exit”. The event was organized by Assoc. Prof. Dr. Benjamin van Giffen and offered students valuable insights into the world of AI start-ups and, in particular, their scaling potential.