LGT Bank AG, Zweigniederlassung Österreich products, services and reviews

About LGT Bank AG, Zweigniederlassung Österreich

LGT Bank AG, Zweigniederlassung Österreich is the Austrian branch of LGT Bank AG (Liechtenstein), part of LGT Group, and operates from Vienna with a focus on private banking and wealth management for high-net-worth individuals, families, entrepreneurs, and selected institutions. The branch provides discretionary and advisory portfolio mandates, custody and execution for securities and funds, multi-currency accounts, foreign exchange and money market services, and Lombard lending secured by liquid portfolios; access to structured products and private market strategies may be offered via group affiliates where permitted and suitable. As an EEA branch, prudential supervision and deposit guarantee are provided under Liechtenstein law by the Liechtenstein Financial Market Authority and the Liechtenstein deposit protection scheme, while conduct-of-business oversight in Austria is carried out by the Austrian Financial Market Authority; deposits at the branch are covered by the Liechtenstein statutory limit, and investor-compensation rules follow the home-country framework. Account opening generally targets clients with substantial investable assets and is subject to enhanced due diligence and cross-border restrictions depending on client domicile and regulatory status; product availability can vary by jurisdiction. Fee structures typically include custody and transaction charges and, for managed mandates, management and any agreed performance fees; exact pricing, reporting standards, and tax treatment depend on the chosen mandate and booking setup. Digital banking with two-factor authentication, consolidated reporting in major currencies, and ESG-labeled options are available, but portfolio outcomes depend on mandate parameters and risk tolerance; exposures to market, credit, liquidity, and currency risks apply, and leverage in Lombard facilities can magnify losses. Prospective clients should obtain the current fee schedule and key information documents, confirm booking and safekeeping arrangements, and review the deposit/investor protection terms and conflicts-of-interest disclosures before onboarding.