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LGT awards University Scholarship Master in Finance

20 Oct 2023
Vaduz - Raffael Loosli and Felix Puchacher have been awarded the LGT University Scholarship for the Master’s in Finance degree program at the University of Liechtenstein. The private bank sponsors two young talents each year by paying for their tuition fees for the current academic year.

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For eight years now, LGT has been sponsoring two Master’s in Finance students at the University of Liechtenstein via the LGT University Scholarship scheme. This year, Raffael Loosli from Liechtenstein and Felix Puchacher from Austria have qualified for the scholarship, further details of which can be found in a press release issued by the University of Liechtenstein. The two applicants boast exceptional academic achievements, which paired with their social commitment and outstanding performance-driven motivation, ensured that they were able to prevail in the selection process.

With the LGT University Scholarship scheme, the Private Banking and Asset Management Group under the ownership of the Princely Family of Liechtenstein covers the semester tuition fees for the current academic year. In so doing, the aim is to support promising young talents during their studies and training, the press release explains.

The Master’s in Finance at the University of Liechtenstein is internationally recognized. According to the press release, this is one of the «few English-language programs in the German-speaking world with a focus on asset and wealth management in addition to international finance». ce/hs