AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoBanking Technology: A study of 63 Swiss and Liechtenstein banks found 65% expect to keep their core banking system for at least another decade, despite widespread complaints about usability and slow innovation. Digital Finance: Vaduz-based NORVAULT says its first CanTra token offering has secured more than €2 million; the offer is extended to November 20. Liechtenstein’s LTIN is also set to operate the sequencer and provide identity credentials for Zilliqa’s planned Ethereum-based network for regulated institutions. Investment Markets: European UCITS bond ETFs attracted $15.2 billion in October, with corporate bonds especially popular, according to Fidelity International’s Switzerland and Liechtenstein ETF head. Trade: The Vietnam–EFTA agreement, signed in October, offers national treatment in some non-services sectors, but does not provide investment protection—an important distinction for Liechtenstein firms weighing expansion.
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