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Bank Frick considers strategic partnerships

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As part of its strategic development, Bank Frick is evaluating securing long-term strategic partners and investors. The aim is to support the next phase of growth and in particular to further expand the digital B2B banking business.
Bank Frick prüft im Rahmen der strategischen Weiterentwicklung langfristig ausgerichtete Partnerschaften.

As part of its strategic development defined at the beginning of 2025, the management of Bank Frick is considering securing one or more long-term strategic partners or investors. The aim is to support the next phase of growth, in particular scaling the digital B2B banking business. Various options are being evaluated to this end. Besides minority shareholdings, a majority interest is also possible with the right strategic fit. Any partnership must strengthen our positioning in digital B2B banking as well as maintain our location in Liechtenstein and our staff. PwC is supporting the process. It is taking place without urgency, focusing on the optimal development of the adopted strategy.

Criteria and framework conditions

Key considerations include the strategic fit, relevant know-how as well as location and market access. Additional capital may also play a role depending on the model. We cannot comment on the specific arrangements, evaluations, schedules or potential parties at this time. Operations are continuing as normal independently of this process. Bank Frick is consistently pursing the adopted strategy.

Product leadership in digital B2B banking

Today, Bank Frick is far more than a conventional bank. Our B2B platform combines digital assets with classic banking business. This underscores our commitment to product leadership in digital B2B banking. We have extensive experience and an established offering as a pioneer in blockchain banking, making Bank Frick appealing to strategic partners. Moreover, our diversification opens up a wide range of avenues for honing our strategic direction together and positioning ourselves in high-growth areas.
 

Samuel Rosenast
Samuel Rosenast
Head of Corporate Communication

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