Sabine Gabriel, originally from Vorarlberg, has been living in Diepoldsau in the Rhine Valley for a year now. Every day she commutes by car from her new home to Vaduz to work as a Relationship Assistant at Neue Bank. The move into banking was an interesting decision for her - after several years in the automotive industry, she decided to switch to the banking sector six years ago. Before joining Neue Bank AG, she had already worked at another financial institution in the Liechtenstein lowlands.

"Neue Bank offers numerous opportunities for personal and professional development, we have access to internal programs that help us to improve, but also the chance to complete external courses and qualifications. This support is a great opportunity to develop our skills and gain new perspectives," says Sabine Gabriel.

Varied tasks in everyday working life

Sabine Gabriel's area of responsibility includes everything to do with stock market orders, shares, account openings, customer appointments and credit inquiries. "Every day is different and brings new tasks and interesting processes. Especially now, with the turbulent developments on the stock markets, there are many aspects and a lot of responsibility. But that's exactly what makes my work so exciting."

Sabine Gabriel particularly appreciates the good client relationships at Neue Bank. Thanks to Liechtenstein's diversity as a business location, she looks after clients from a wide range of sectors. "We have really very friendly and committed clients here, with whom we maintain a pleasant and trusting relationship." Commuting and personal growth

"Commuting from Diepoldsau to Vaduz is not a problem for me, as I really like living in this region and appreciate the proximity to nature. The pleasant working atmosphere and the flat hierarchies at Neue Bank also contribute to the fact that I enjoy my work very much.

It's great that I not only have colleagues from Neue Bank here in Vaduz, but also friends and acquaintances who work at other companies. We often meet up during the lunch break, chat and enjoy the time together. It's a great way for me to break up the daily work routine and interact with different people."

Profession and passion combined

Sabine Gabriel is not only very committed to her job, but also in her free time. "I recently discovered my love of triathlon," she says proudly. She is currently preparing for a middle distance in Rapperswil-Jona and the full distance in Thun - a complete Ironman. "The training is of course very time-consuming, but my working hours allow me to really enjoy my hobby. It's a great balance between job and passion."

Last year, she also obtained her sailing and motorboat license on Lake Constance - another passion that she pursues in her free time. "I love being on the water. My leisure activities offer me a great balance and a valuable opportunity to gain new inspiration."