AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoSwitzerland–Kenya–Liechtenstein business ties: Swiss institutional capital is set to connect with Kenya’s financial services and tech ecosystem via a new agreement signed at UNGA81, aiming for more investment data, transparency, lower transaction friction, and responsible use of emerging tech within Kenya’s regulatory framework. Brexit reset debate: UK Labour leader Andy Burnham says Britain could “go all the way” toward rejoining the EU, while still citing Labour’s red lines for now—setting up a fresh options review that could reshape the next election agenda. US pharma tariffs—partial relief: The US is exempting select specialty drugs and key ingredients from a planned 100% tariff, including orphan drugs, fertility treatments, cell/gene therapies, and antibody-drug conjugates; the eligible country list includes India and Liechtenstein among others. Liechtenstein in EU travel tech: The EU’s Entry/Exit System (EES) now covers Liechtenstein for biometric checks for many UK travellers, with reported queues and delays. Markets & business signals: Palantir CEO Alex Karp bought 37,000 acres of Swedish forest, while Europe’s upholstered furniture market remains fragmented and price-driven.
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