AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoCrypto Market Regulation: RULEMATCH says it has received Liechtenstein’s FMA MiCA authorization to run a crypto trading platform, with RULEMATCH Europe AG enabling EEA participant onboarding and starting RFQ trading plus post-trade clearing/settlement. Trade Policy Watch: The U.S. has cut Section 232 tariffs on certain agricultural equipment and HVAC items from 25% to 15% (through end-2027) and also added new metal derivative products like aluminum lithographic plates and steel racks, with CBP filing instructions issued via CSMS. Swiss-Liechtenstein Economic Spillover: Swiss firms reportedly poured $27B into the U.S. after a tariff deal cut Swiss rates from 39% to 15%, with pharma leaders Roche and Novartis among the biggest investors—and the framework explicitly includes Liechtenstein via the customs union. EU Connectivity for Business: The EU Council approved talks to extend “Roam Like at Home” to the Western Balkans, potentially boosting cross-border consumer and business travel costs across the region that already includes Liechtenstein in the current RLH footprint. Sports Business Angle: FIS president Johan Eliasch says centralizing commercial rights is delivering higher revenues and extra profits ahead of a re-election vote, with Liechtenstein’s Alexander Ospelt in the race.
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