AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoLiechtenstein Gaming: Liechtenstein’s casino sector took a hit in 2025, with gaming revenue down 59% to CHF57.3 million and only four casinos operating by year-end. Crypto Regulation (MiCA): Europe’s MiCA rollout keeps reshaping the market: ESMA added 14 crypto-asset service providers to its register, bringing the total to 294, including Ripple Payments Europe and Liechtenstein-based Kaiser Partner Privatbank—another sign that regulated players are consolidating access across the EEA. Payments & Digital Assets: Paymonade (Damoon Technology Europe) also secured a MiCA licence via Liechtenstein’s FMA, enabling regulated crypto services across 30 EEA markets under a single passport. Trade & Investment (FIT): Liechtenstein is part of the expanding Future of Investment and Trade (FIT) Partnership, which grew to 19 members as ministers met in Auckland to push practical ways to cut trade barriers. Swiss Banking Oversight: A week of focus on finance reform follows Credit Suisse’s collapse, with Switzerland seeking stronger regulator powers—fines and public naming—though parliamentary resistance is already emerging.
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