Zedra has opened a new office in Liechtenstein, which will allow the firm to service international clients there and build on its service offering for European high-net-worth individuals and entrepreneurs.
The firm plans to capitalise on Liechtenstein’s rapidly growing technology, cryptocurrency and blockchain sectors – markets in which Zedra is already active and is looking to expand its market share.
Zedra Liechtenstein will service international family offices and entrepreneurs structuring their assets through private assets foundations and corporate vehicles.
It will also offer Liechtenstein Venture Co-operatives delivering a weighted mutual reward system and supporting intellectual property for inventors.
The firm's presence in Liechtenstein will also allow it to bolster its Switzerland-based activities via the Swiss-Liechtenstein customs and currency treaty, as well as its high regulatory standards and access to EU markets.
CEO Ivo Hemelraad commented: “Its compact dimension, innovation mindset, flexibility and rapid adoption of new regulations, as well as direct access to regulators, makes Liechtenstein an excellent jurisdiction to service clients.
"Our new office will bolster our European offering, allowing us to broaden our offering to clients and tap into exciting new markets.”