AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoFinancial Services: Vaduz-based Anchorage Asset Management has appointed a new leadership team spanning fund solutions, client relations and communications as it pursues international growth. The firm has been authorised by Liechtenstein’s Financial Market Authority since 2006. Digital Finance: Blockchain project Zilliqa plans to move to an Ethereum-based network for regulated institutions, with Liechtenstein’s Trust Integrity Network set to operate its sequencer and issue verified identity credentials. Trade: The Vietnam–EFTA free-trade agreement, signed in October, could open new markets for Liechtenstein businesses; investors should review sector coverage and licensing as the deal moves toward entry into force in early 2027. Banking Rules: New EU requirements for some cross-border banking services target firms outside the EU and EEA, leaving Liechtenstein within the EEA framework while potentially affecting Swiss banks serving European clients.
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