AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoLiechtenstein Sovereign Credit: S&P kept Liechtenstein’s Triple-A rating with a stable outlook, citing low debt, deep reserves and budget surpluses, even as it expects stagnation in 2026 before a mild rebound. Digital Infrastructure Deal: Liechtenstein-based Gnomon Capital acquired Croatia’s DC North data centre operator, boosting its footprint in European digital infrastructure as demand rises for colocation, connectivity and disaster recovery. Banking Costs in the Region: An EY study of Swiss and Liechtenstein banks found 57% see rising operating costs as the biggest income pressure, with modernization and legacy systems still weighing on competitiveness. EU Winter Sports Governance: FIS president Johan Eliasch faces a re-election fight amid calls for more transparency and athlete-first decision-making; Liechtenstein lawyer Alexander Ospelt is on the ballot. Trade & Tariffs Watch (US): New US Section 232 changes adjust rates for metals derivatives and certain equipment, with temporary reductions alongside targeted increases—important for importers updating classifications and filings. Fintech & Payments: Lianlian DigiTech highlighted AI-driven cross-border payments at Money20/20 Europe, underscoring how fintech is pushing faster, smarter payment infrastructure.
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