AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoCrypto Regulation in Liechtenstein: Smart Valor, Liechtenstein’s long-running crypto exchange, has received a MiCA authorization from the Financial Market Authority, clearing the way for broader EU expansion under the harmonised rules. Crypto Expansion (UAE): Bitcoin Suisse’s Middle East unit, BTCS (Middle East) Ltd., secured full approval from Abu Dhabi’s ADGM regulator, letting it offer regulated institutional crypto services across the UAE, including custody, spot trading and hedging. Trade & Origin Rules (Serbia–UK): Amendments to Protocol 3 now allow “extended cumulation of origin,” letting Serbian exporters use inputs from the EU, EFTA (including Liechtenstein), Turkey, Egypt and some CEFTA partners for preferential UK access. EFTA–Vietnam Deal: Vietnam and EFTA have concluded a long-running free trade agreement, expected to boost trade, investment and market access for sectors including electronics and seafood. Business Scaling (Agtech): New research urges agtech firms to scale “learning capacity” and adapt to local friction—trust, organisation and regulation—not just technology. Healthcare Deal: Hansa Biopharma and SERB closed a €115m licensing transaction for Idefirix across EU/UK/Switzerland, Norway, Liechtenstein and MENA.
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