Liquid expands the advisory board with LGT managers
Max von und zu Liechtenstein and Olivier de Perregaux have been members of the Liquid Advisory Board since mid-March. Both were previously mainly active in private banking and asset management – and both work for the LGT Group. On the advisory board, the two newcomers will meet, among others, George Koulouris, partner at the investment company Toscafunds, and Florian Heinemann, managing partner at the venture capital firm Project A, part of the Liquid advisory board.
Both advisory board members work at the Liechtenstein Princely Bank
HRH Prince Max von und zu Liechtenstein has been Managing Director of the LGT Group since 2006 and was appointed Chairman of the Group in 2021. LGT is owned by the Princely House of Liechtenstein and employs over 3,900 people at more than 20 locations worldwide. In addition, SD Prince Max is the founder of impact investment firm Lightrock and LGT Venture Philanthropy, as well as Chairman of Lightrock and a member of the Board of Trustees of LGT Venture Philanthropy.
Olivier de Perregaux has been Managing Director of LGT Private Banking since 2021. After professional positions at McKinsey in Zurich and New York and at Zurich Financial Services, de Perregaux was Managing Director for Finance at the LGT Group from 1999 to 2021. In 2001 he also became a member of the Group’s Executive Committee. The LGT Group comprises the two business areas of Private Banking and Asset Management. Since the beginning of 2022, these areas have appeared on the market as independent, competent companies.
Liqid is a leading digital wealth manager for private clients based in Berlin and offers clients digital access to investment strategies and opportunities such as private equity and venture capital, which until now have only been available to high net worth and institutional investors. Liquid influenced more than 1.8 billion euros for its customers at the end of 2021. The company is backed by investors such as LGT, HQ Trust, Toscafund Asset Management, Project A and Dieter von Holtzbrinck Ventures.