At the proposal of the Chair of the Board of Directors, Dr Mario Frick, the Annual General Meeting of Bank Frick appointed an additional board member. With Marzia Thüring-Menegon, the Bank gains the Board of Directors’ preferred candidate, who will reinforce the strategic direction with her experience particularly in payment transactions, IT and transformation.
Bank Frick, in collaboration with the University of Liechtenstein, is offering a scholarship for the Certificate Programme in Blockchain and FinTech (ZS) or the CAS in Blockchain and FinTech. The application deadline is 1 June 2026, and the programme starts on 27 August 2026.
Bank Frick now supports incoming SEPA Instant Payments. Euro payments from third-party banks are credited to EUR accounts at Bank Frick within up to ten seconds – around the clock, 365 days a year.
Bank Frick has received a MiCAR authorisation from the Financial Market Authority Liechtenstein (FMA). This makes it easier for the bank to offer its regulated products and services to clients across all 30 EEA countries.
Bank Frick has closed the architectural competition for its new head office in Unterbendern. It will realise the designs of a planning team led by Bernardo Bader Architekten – with construction to begin in early 2028.
Bank Frick has received its requested licence from the Dubai Financial Services Authority (DFSA) for a branch in Dubai. This strengthens its position as a product leader and enables it to tap into the strong growth potential of this financial centre.
Bank Frick will be closed over the holidays from Wednesday, 24 December 2025, through Friday, 26 December 2025. The following week, Bank Frick will be closed from Wednesday, 31 December 2025, through Sunday, 4 January 2026. Payment orders to be considered for the year 2025 must be submitted to the Bank by 12 p.m. Tuesday, 30 December 2025, for CHF, USD, EUR, and GBP. For special currencies, the deadline is 23 December.
Bank Frick celebrates a milestone with its partner RockawayX: their flagship credit fund product, domiciled in Liechtenstein, has surpassed 100 million US dollars in assets under management.
Yesterday, 20 school pupils spent Future Career Day at Bank Frick. While precious metals can still be found in the vault, the peek behind the scenes of banking in 2025 reveals how safe-busters are becoming crypto-crackers.
In Space 4U, Bank Frick has created a place where employees can come together across departments, try out new things and inspire one another. Be it exercise, creativity or shared experiences: the offering is diverse and actively shaped by employees. A multifunctional room offers contemporary training facilities and space for creative exchange. Experts agree: this makes Bank Frick a pioneer throughout Switzerland and Liechtenstein.
Founded in 1998 by Kuno Frick, Bank Frick continues to be a family-run business. With the Frick family as the owners, the responsibilities are clear. This also guarantees the prudent further development of the institute.
We were the first bank in Europe to enable the trading and secure custody of crypto assets in the regulated environment. Every day, we think about which innovations we could provide to take you further: loan securitisations on the blockchain, tokenised funds or block orders in online banking.
When it comes to assets, stability and security are what counts. These are offered by Bank Frick as well as by our homeland: Liechtenstein sets itself apart through its solid surpluses, the strong Swiss franc as the national currency and its political stability.
We are pioneers in blockchain banking and pride ourselves on our innovative and entrepreneurial thinking. We’re an ideas factory with a banking licence and we’re looking for talented people to join us
