AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoEFTA Rules: Norway’s prime minister warned the UK that Norway-style access to the EU single market comes with adopting many Brussels rules. Liechtenstein shares that EEA framework, a reminder of the regulatory trade-offs behind market access. Digital Finance: Blockchain project Zilliqa plans to move to an Ethereum-based network for regulated institutions, with Liechtenstein’s LTIN set to operate its sequencer and issue verified identity credentials. The move gives Liechtenstein’s trust services a direct role in a new institutional finance platform. Trade: The Vietnam–EFTA free-trade agreement offers Liechtenstein businesses improved market access, but its investment provisions are limited and do not provide investment protection; companies should check sector coverage and licensing rules. Industrial Compliance: Liechtenstein joined EU sanctions targeting Russia’s defence industry, including suppliers of components for weapons systems, aligning its policy with the bloc’s latest measures.
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