AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoCrypto Regulation & Liechtenstein Finance: Paymonade (Damoon Technology Europe), licensed by Liechtenstein’s FMA, can now offer regulated crypto-asset services across the EEA under a single MiCA passport—aiming to double European headcount and lift annualised transaction volume to CHF 6bn by mid-2027. EU Policy & Cross-Border Markets: The EU is moving toward final approval of an overhaul of unemployment benefits for cross-border workers, shifting payment responsibility to the country of employment for qualifying periods. Trade Diplomacy: New Zealand’s Todd McClay hosts the expanded FIT Partnership ministerial meeting in Auckland (Liechtenstein included), with members pushing practical steps to cut barriers and non-tariff friction. EFTA Deals: Vietnam’s concluded EFTA FTA is set to boost bilateral trade, while EFTA and Cambodia reaffirm cooperation ahead of Cambodia’s 2029 graduation from least-developed status. Carbon Pricing Basics: A Reuters explainer breaks down how the EU Emissions Trading System works—and notes it applies to Liechtenstein via the EU ETS framework. Banking Tech Partnerships: BIL Suisse renews its Avaloq partnership, focusing on automation and secure integration of third-party services. Sanctions Watch: A US appeals court upheld sanctions against Liechtenstein gold trader Rheingold Edelmetall. Travel & Border Rules: UK airports expand eGate access for children aged eight and up; separate reporting flags EU Entry/Exit System queue pressure.
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