LGT Private Banking is a wealth manager headquartered in Vaduz whose stack centers on Avaloq, Oracle (RAC, Data Guard, PL/SQL) and a Java/Spring Boot layer, now containerized on Kubernetes with Argo CD and GitLab CI/CD. Projects such as running instant payments as a container solution and a CLM Nova platform point to a modernization push around the core. Finance-heavy, accelerating hiring alongside audit and control pains signals pressure on risk and compliance capacity.
Notable leadership hires: Head Corporate Marketing
LGT Private Banking is a private bank headquartered in Vaduz, Liechtenstein, owned by the country's ruling princely family and operating from more than 40 locations across Europe, Asia Pacific and the Middle East. It serves wealthy private clients, ultra-high-net-worth individuals and financial intermediaries with investment solutions, wealth planning, philanthropy advisory, private markets and sustainable investing. The company employs between 1,001 and 5,000 people and is privately held. Current hiring spans Switzerland, Liechtenstein and Peru, with finance and engineering as the largest functions.
LGT runs Avaloq as its core banking platform, backed by Oracle Database with Oracle RAC, Data Guard and PL/SQL, plus Bloomberg and Aladdin for investment and portfolio work.
Java, Spring Boot and Hibernate on Docker and Kubernetes, deployed via GitLab CI/CD, Jenkins and Argo CD, across AWS, Azure and GCP, with Prometheus, Grafana, Power BI and Microsoft Fabric.
LGT is hiring in Switzerland, Liechtenstein and Peru, with hiring accelerating and concentrated in finance and engineering, followed by legal and operations roles.
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