Our craft

Lopag is a family-run and bank-independent financial services company.

As a fiduciary service provider, we develop individual, forward-looking and sustainable solutions in the areas of asset structuring, asset protection and succession planning.

Curiosity, interest and mutual trust are the basis for individual solutions.
Ann Näff-Oehri

Our craft

Due to the increased regulatory requirements in the financial sector, the complexity of processes has increased considerably in recent years. For this very reason, we are committed to presenting our clients with the most straightforward and comprehensible solutions possible.

Lopag is regulated by the Liechtenstein Financial Market Authority (FMA) and is committed to implementing and complying with recognized international standards.

We have a flat hierarchy, rely on personal initiative and responsibility and bring practical experience from other economic sectors into our work.

Dominik Näff

We are Lopag

We have expertise and many years of international experience in financial services, healthcare and machine industries.

Since 2013, Lopag, founded in 1989 by Louis Oehri, has been managed in the second generation by his daughter Ann Näff-Oehri and his son-in-law Dominik Näff. Thomas Brunhart became additional member of Lopag's Executive Board in 2015.

Only if the solution is straightforward and understandable and our customer perceives a benefit, we have solved our task well.
Thomas Brunhart

Development of Liechtenstein and Lopag

The Principality of Liechtenstein will celebrate its 300th birthday in 2019, Lopag its 30th. Just as Liechtenstein has established itself as a reliable partner in Europe and the world, it is our aim to be a reliable and future-oriented partner for our clients.

  • The Principality of Liechtenstein is created
    1719

  • Liechtenstein is admitted to the Confederation of the Rhine and thus formally becomes a sovereign state
    1806

  • The official land register is introduced in Liechtenstein
    1809

  • The first factory is built in Liechtenstein and the first bank, the Zins- und Credit-Landes-Anstalt, is established.
    1861

  • The Czar sells Alaska to the United States. Allegedly he also offered Alaska to the Prince of Liechtenstein
    1867

  • The state parliament wants to completely ban car traffic because the cars damage the gravel roads and stir up a lot of dust.
    1908

  • A progressive constitution enters into force with the strengthening of people's rights through initiative and referendum.
    1921

  • Liechtenstein adopts the Swiss franc as its currency
    1923

  • Since 01 January 1924, Switzerland and Liechtenstein have been linked in an economic and customs union.
    1924

  • In 1926, the PGR, the personal and company law, laid the foundations for the Liechtenstein financial centre. This is the basis for private foundations.
    1926

  • Liechtenstein joins the Council of Europe
    1978

  • Lopag is founded by Louis Oehri and other partners
    1989

  • Liechtenstein becomes 160th member of the United Nations
    1990

  • Liechtenstein joins the European Economic Area (EEA)
    1995

  • Liechtenstein is committed to the applicable OECD standards and thus to the white money strategy
    2009

  • Generation change at Lopag

    2013

  • Liechtenstein wants to establish itself as a crypto and blockchain location
    2018

  • Lopag celebrates its 30th company anniversary
    2019

ESTABLISH CONNECTION

Lopag Trust reg.
Industriering 14
P.O. Box 335
9491 Ruggell

 

T +423 377 36 36
F +423 377 36 37

lopag(at)lopag.li

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