AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoCrypto Restructuring: Zug-based Bitcoin Suisse plans to cut up to 60 of its 120 Swiss roles (about half) after a consultation running until Sept. 20, shifting back-office, admin and software work to hubs in Bratislava and Vietnam, and closing its Copenhagen IT site—framed as cost optimization and international expansion, not market stress. Liechtenstein Business & Finance: The company’s global pivot also highlights its Liechtenstein MiCAR licensing push, underscoring how the Principality is becoming a regulatory base for cross-border digital-asset services. Travel Policy Watch: The US says ESTA applications take about 23 minutes on average and published guidance plus a full list of ESTA-eligible countries (including Liechtenstein), while the EU expects ETIAS to start in late 2026. Cross-border Mobility: Germany confirms visa-free entry and work for nationals of Liechtenstein (along with Iceland, Norway, Switzerland) under EFTA free-movement rules. Trade & Compliance: A growing wave of forced-labor import bans is raising market-entry and supply-chain risk for importers across major regions.
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