AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoFinancial Services: Vaduz-based Anchorage Asset Management has appointed a four-person leadership team spanning fund solutions, client relations and communications, as it pursues international growth. Digital Finance: Zilliqa plans to move from its standalone blockchain to an Ethereum-based network for regulated institutions, with Liechtenstein’s LTIN handling identity verification and operating the sequencer. Investment: LGT Capital Partners has named Sascha Gruber CEO from January 2027, subject to regulatory approval; he will succeed Roberto Paganoni, who has led the firm since its 1998 founding. Trade: Liechtenstein is among the EFTA states covered by the newly signed Vietnam trade deal, which could open opportunities for cross-border investors when it takes effect, targeted for early 2027. Insurance: Genki has expanded its international health cover, underwritten by Liechtenstein-based Squarelife, with policies now available from one month and enhanced preventive and dental benefits.
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