AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoDigital Finance: 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 role puts local trust infrastructure at the heart of the project’s compliance plans. Trade: The Vietnam–EFTA agreement could open new opportunities for Liechtenstein businesses, but its investment chapter offers no investment protection. Companies should check sector coverage and licensing rules before the deal is expected to take effect in early 2027. Financial Services: LGT Capital Partners named Sascha Gruber its next CEO, effective January 2027. He succeeds Roberto Paganoni, who has led the alternative investment manager since its founding in 1998; the firm manages more than $120 billion. Sanctions: Liechtenstein joined EU measures targeting 826 companies and 743 individuals linked to Russia’s defence industry, aligning its policy with the bloc’s latest sanctions package.
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