Verwaltungs- und Privat-Bank
Management
Fredy Vogt ( Chairman of the Board ) Alfred W. Moeckli (Chief Executive Officer )
The Verwaltungs-und Privat - Bank Aktiengesellschaft ( also VP Bank) is a Liechtenstein private bank based in Vaduz. It was founded in 1956 by the Princely Commerce Guido Feger and is today one of the largest banks in Liechtenstein.
Currently, the VP Bank Group is an international private bank, among other things, Asset management for private clients and intermediaries offering.
In addition to its headquarters in Liechtenstein VP Bank Group comprises companies with a banking license in Switzerland, Luxembourg, the British Virgin Islands and Singapore, an asset management company in Hong Kong and representative offices in Moscow and Hong Kong.
The VP Bank 's shares are listed on the Swiss Exchange SIX Swiss Exchange.
History
1956-1962: Formation and development
By 1956 there were only two banks in Liechtenstein: the Liechtenstein National Bank as an institution of public law and the Bank in Liechtenstein AG under private law character. On April 6th, 1956, Guido Feger established with a capital of two million Swiss francs, Verwaltungs-und Privat - Bank - today's VP Bank - in the legal form of an institution. The foundation was a result of further development of its general trust enterprise (ATU ), one of the then largest and oldest trust company in Vaduz.
2007: More companies in Dubai and Hong Kong
The VP Bank opens more legs than in the Middle East and Asia in April and in September in Dubai in Singapore an asset management company.
2008: VP Bank receives banking license in Singapore
The VP Bank Group in June by the MAS ( Monetary Authority of Singapore) obtain a banking license in Singapore. VP Bank ( Switzerland ) AG moves to the Alte Börse in Zurich's Bahnhofstrasse 3.
2009: CEO, Adolf E. Real leaves VP Bank / Liechtenstein comes from the gray list
2009, Liechtenstein has signed thirteen international agreements on cooperation in tax matters. Thus, the delisting of the so-called " gray list " of the OECD has been reached. For Liechtenstein, especially the agreements with large countries such as the U.S., UK, Germany and France have a positive effect in terms of credibility, reputation and gain legal certainty for customers.
2010: Roger H. Hartmann, the new CEO of VP Bank Group
On 4 February 2010 the Board of Directors of Verwaltungs-und Privat - Bank Aktiengesellschaft Roger H. Hartmann was elected the new Chief Executive Officer of VP Bank Group. He assumes his new position on April 1, 2010 by Fredy Vogt, VP Bank for the past five months.
2012: Fredy Vogt is new Chairman of VP Bank Group
As announced at the AGM in 2011, was Hans Brunhart 2012, after 18 years of membership of the Board, including 16 years as president, not seeking re-election. As his successor was 2012 Fredy Vogt Member and Chairman of the Board. Mr. Vogt worked since 1987 at VP Bank in various capacities.
2013: Alfred W. Moeckli new CEO of VP Bank Group
The Board of Directors of VP Bank Group has Alfred W. Moeckli elected CEO. He takes over its function as of 1 May 2013 Siegbert Näscher, CFO, and Juerg W. Sturzenegger, COO, who have the bank conducted an interim basis since mid-July.
Chronicle
Indicators
As of December 31, 2012 customers were served from over 60 countries at 37.3 billion Swiss francs assets. Overall, the VP Bank Group employed the end of 2012 over 760 employees and has a balance sheet total of 10.6 billion Swiss francs. The VP Bank Group recorded a consolidated profit of CHF 28.3 million for the first half of 2013. The assets under management of VP Bank Group increased compared to the end of 2012 to 1.1 percent from CHF 28.5 billion to CHF 28.8 billion
IFOS Internationale Fonds Service
A particular focus of the business is posing for VP Bank fund business dar. This business is through the subsidiary IFOS Internationale Fonds Service AG ( IFOS ), a management company according to the European UCITS Directive are covered.
The business segments of the IFOS include the establishment of Private Label Fund and the Fund Brokerage / Relationship Management with fund companies around the world. IFOS is regulated by the Financial Market Authority Liechtenstein.