AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoMedtech Finance: Healthcare Holding Schweiz AG closed a CHF 80m syndicated loan, with UBS as lead arranger and a banking syndicate that includes Liechtensteinische Landesbank—aimed at funding further acquisitions and group growth. Crypto Banking in Switzerland: BancaStato (Ticino) launched regulated crypto trading via Sygnum and Avaloq, letting clients trade BTC, ETH, LTC and SOL inside existing web and mobile banking apps, with custody handled by Sygnum. MiCA Momentum: ESMA added 14 more crypto-asset service providers to the MiCA register, lifting the total to 294, including Ripple Payments Europe and Liechtenstein-based Kaiser Partner Privatbank—showing regulated crypto expansion across Europe. Liechtenstein Gaming: Liechtenstein casinos reported a 59% revenue drop in 2025 to CHF 57.3m, with only four casinos operating by year-end. Trade & Policy: The EU’s €90bn Ukraine aid framework was extended to the UK for defence-critical purchases, while the EU ETS overhaul moves toward negotiations with a more business-friendly pace and longer free allowances. Mobility & Travel Rules: UK airport eGates now accept children from age eight (with height requirements), and EU border checks under EES are reported to triple summer waiting times for some travellers.
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