Liechtenstein’s financial sector is facing an unprecedented challenge as a surge in so-called “zombie trusts” threatens to undermine the principality’s reputation and regulatory stability. In a recent investigation, the Financial Times revealed how a growing number of dormant trusts-entities that exist on paper but are effectively inactive-are complicating efforts to enforce transparency and combat money laundering. This phenomenon, described by experts as a “zombie-trust apocalypse,” presents complex legal and financial hurdles for Liechtenstein’s authorities, raising urgent questions about the future of its trusted banking and fiduciary services.
Liechtenstein’s Battle with Zombie Trusts Threatening Financial Stability
In recent years, Liechtenstein has faced a growing financial challenge from so-called zombie trusts, entities that linger long after their economic purpose has dissolved, draining resources and destabilizing the local market. Originally…
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Author : Atticus Reed
Publish date : 2025-07-26 10:45:00
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