Surprisingly, Neue Bank in Liechtenstein loses its boss. Now a board of directors is required around the Swiss economist Manuel Amann.
Marcel Lochinger, Chief Executive Officer of Liechtenstein new Seat, He resigns from office with immediate effect. This was a statement from the company in Vaduz.
According to the report, the 56-year-old manager decided to look for a new challenge outside the bank. It appears that he resigned. He was released with immediate effect.
The board of directors is about the president manuel Amann, Known in Switzerland as a finance scientist at the University of St Gallen (HSG) – he will take up the post of dean there in February – he must start looking for a new CEO. It added that the current administration would take over Loeschinger’s previous duties on a temporary basis.
Previously at VP Bank
The retiring president assumed the role of CEO in September 2021, just as it was then Finews.ch mentioned. Previously, he ran the institute’s family office and broker divisions after moving to the institute from local competitor VP Bank.
Under Löchinger, who also led the rebranding of the family-owned business last year, Banque Neue has been moving at a certain pace. And in 2022, which was not easy for the private banks, the institute was able to report a 15 percent increase in its profits to the value of 8.8 million Swiss francs. Assets under management at what claims to be the country’s fourth-largest bank fell slightly to CHF5.8 billion.
Are sustainable investments still needed?
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Yes, this is a huge trend that will remain.
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Yes, but to a lesser extent.
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Demand goes up and then goes down again.
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No, demand is constantly decreasing.
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No, sustainable investment is no longer relevant in the new macro environment.
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