AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoCrypto Regulation in Liechtenstein: RULEMATCH says it has received MiCA authorization from the Liechtenstein FMA to run a Vaduz-based crypto trading platform, with trading starting via an RFQ model and post-trade clearing/settlement options for EEA participants. Sports Governance & Money: FIS president Johan Eliasch (running for re-election) argues centralising media and commercial rights is already boosting revenues and could add over €100m in extra profits over four years, with Liechtenstein’s Alexander Ospelt among the candidates. EU Connectivity for Business Travel: The EU Council approved talks to extend “Roam Like at Home” to the Western Balkans (WB6), which could cut roaming costs for travellers and support cross-border economic activity. Trade Policy Shockwaves: New U.S. Section 232 tariff changes kick in June 8, with targeted reductions for some equipment but new duties for certain derivative products—raising compliance stakes for importers. Regional Finance Links: A report highlights Lightrock Africa Fund II’s connection to Liechtenstein’s Princely House origins, underscoring how European private banking networks keep shaping global capital flows.
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