Celsion Finance Receives Banking Licence in Liechtenstein

Celsion Finance has received a banking licence in Liechtenstein and is authorised to operate as a bank under the supervision of the Financial Market Authority (FMA). This milestone marks a significant step in the development of Celsion Finance as a regulated banking institution and confirms that the institution’s governance framework, capital base, and operating structure meet all applicable regulatory requirements.

Celsion Finance was founded to combine established banking standards with digital asset and blockchain-based infrastructure. It will initially focus on professional and institutional clients seeking access to digital asset services within a stable, secure, and clearly defined legally regulated environment.

Dr. Markus Federspiel, CEO of Celsion Finance, states:

"The banking licence marks an important milestone in our development. We are building for the long term, with clear governance, disciplined structures and a focused strategy. This achievement reflects the unwavering commitment of our investor and the dedication and professionalism of our entire team."

The licensing of Celsion Finance further reinforces Liechtenstein’s position as a financial centre and supports its continued development as a leader in digital asset regulation. Operations are planned to commence as Celsion Bank in early Q2 2026.