News 2014
Warning notice: www.robert-finance.com
The FMA urgently advises not to make any investments via the website www.robert-finance.com.
The FMA continues to provide international administrative assistance
The administrative assistance rules of the FMA have been found to be unconstitutional. Until December 2015 the FMA is able to continue providing international administrative assistance.
Warning notice: Martin Kessler Global Resource Advisors has not been licensed by the FMA
The Liechtenstein Financial Market Authority (FMA) alerts that Martin Kessler Global Resource Advisors is not in possession of any authorisation by the FMA.
Anti-money laundering
The IMF and Moneyval give Liechtenstein good marks in combating money laundering and financing of terrorism.
Warning notice: Rolf Muller has not been licensed by the FMA as an asset management company
The FMA points out that Rolf Muller (formerly Rolf Muller Finance) does not have any authorisation granted by the FMA.
Financial centre benefits from improving economy and more stable financial system
Liechtenstein's financial centre benefits from improving economy and more stable financial system.
Warning notice: Rolf Muller Finance has not been licensed by the FMA as an asset management company
The FMA points out that Rolf Muller Finance does not have any authorisation granted by the FMA. Accordingly the company is not authorised to provide or convey business.
FMA withdraws license from Helvetia Wealth (Liechtenstein) AG
On 5 March 2014, the FMA withdrew the license to act as an asset management company from Helvetia Wealth (Liechtenstein) AG, Triesen.
Uniform European insurance contract law: New perspectives for insurers
At a public event hosted by the FMA Liechtenstein, experts discussed the model of a uniform insurance contract law.
FMA concludes agreement of cooperation
The FMA Liechtenstein and the Central Bank of the Republic of San Marino have concluded a MoU on the cooperation in the field of banking and financial supervision.
Greater recognition of professional trustee sector through intensified supervision
Effective 1 January 2014, the Financial Market Authority (FMA) Liechtenstein has taken on new supervisory duties.