AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoEU Steel Rules: The European Commission adopted an implementing act setting what importers must submit to prove the “country of smelting and casting” for 26 steel product categories, aiming to curb circumvention without overburdening industry. Swiss-Liechtenstein Cyber Fallout: Switzerland will still launch its corporate transparency registry on Oct 1, despite warnings from wealth managers after a Liechtenstein hack exposed beneficial-owner data for about 31,000 entities. Google & Media Revenue: Google is changing its “site reputation abuse” spam enforcement across the EEA (EU plus Iceland, Norway, Liechtenstein), ending manual demotions for pages hosting third-party content to avoid harming legitimate publishers. Trade & Logistics: DP World plans to start construction in Oct 2026 on a $288m Tashkent dry port to link rail, road, warehousing and customs in Uzbekistan. Finance Policy: Ondo Finance appointed Allison Parent as Chief Policy Officer, signaling a push to shape regulation for onchain capital markets. Liechtenstein Context: Liechtenstein’s succession shift toward firstborn children (including daughters) continues to draw international attention, while regional finance ministers link bond-yield moves to Iran-war uncertainty.
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