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Safeguarding water resources is essential not only for life, but for economic security, societal well-being, and ecological stability. Industry and governments are responding to growing water insecurity with innovative solutions.

With data centres popping up everywhere and AI evolving rapidly, the future looks bright for both those companies enabling AI today and those integrating the technology in the future.

What should investors expect in 2026? Mika Kastenholz, LGT Global Head Investment Solutions, shares his insights on global markets, as higher structural inflation, elevated debt and potential capital controls are reshaping the landscape.

Trade friction and an extended government shutdown have skewed recent economic data. But next year, as tariff turbulence subsides, investment broadens and monetary policy eases, real GDP growth could accelerate, signalling the start of a new business cycle.

This guide sheds light on where the world is making progress in climate mitigation across five significant sectors - and where action is still needed.

With markets in many countries, trading in carbon credits is an essential feature of the journey to global net-zero emissions. An overview.

H.S.H. Prince Max von und zu Liechtenstein, Chairman LGT, talks about his outlook for sustainable investments, his core values, and the need for greater standardisation and transparency when it comes to sustainability.

What causes famines? In 1981, Amartya Sen - India's first Nobel laureate in economics - offered a radical answer: not food scarcity, but inequality in food distribution.

A self-described "techno-optimist", the US-Indian billionaire believes that AI and related technologies have the potential to liberate us all - with a little help from visionary venture capitalists like himself.

Arm, Birkenstock and Sandoz are just a few of the companies that have recently gone public, highlighting that after an extended dry spell, the IPO business is picking up steam again. So should investors be in the market from day one? Or should they wait?

Do you speak wine? Stefan Tscheppe, General Manager of the Princely Winery, talks about how to become a wine connoisseur and which mistakes can be easily avoided.

Is Liechtenstein the Monaco of the North? Or a vestige of the Middle Ages? We clear up five common misconceptions about the Principality.

Is the work of art genuine? The answer is no longer determined by art historians and connoisseurs, but by spectroscopes. On the arms race of forgers and collectors.

The people who go to Bert te Wildt's psychosomatic clinic are constantly tense, constantly stressed out. Everything in their lives feels like work. But they soldier on. te Wildt’s patients suffer from a new form of chronic stress-induced depression that he calls burn-on. In this interview, te...

Whether on the slopes, the pitch or in the boardroom, sports families and entrepreneurial dynasties have more in common than just their impressive achievements. Because in addition to passing on their genetic legacy from one generation to the next, both also excel at preserving and transmitting...

Often designed by famous artists, vintage posters reflect aspects of everyday life. Speaking volumes about the nature of society at their time, posters have been highly collectible from the start.

The circular economy is making inroads into the luxury segment. In Asia, the market for pre-loved goods is booming, with luxury handbags leading the way. Here's why the circular economy represents not only a shift in mindset, but a better kind of economy.

Silicon Valley isn't the world's only centre of technology and innovation. We take a look at six growing tech hubs around the globe and what makes them attractive for founders and startups.

In our series "Three questions for...", LGT expert Benjamin Vetterli explains why a family constitution, charter, code or pact is particularly important for entrepreneurial families.

Selling a company is a monumental milestone for founders, marking the start of a brand-new chapter. And while the period after an exit can be full of exciting opportunities, it can also bring its own set of challenges and tough decisions.