AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoPharma: EU advisers backed expanding Merck’s RSV treatment to high-risk children, with a final decision expected within two months for the EU, Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway. Manufacturing: Austria’s MACO is taking a majority stake in fingerprint-access maker ekey, which has a Liechtenstein presence; ekey will retain its brand and product range. Trade: The new Vietnam–EFTA agreement could open markets for Liechtenstein firms once ratified, potentially in early 2027. Exporters will need to meet rules of origin, quality and sustainability requirements. Banking: A survey found 65% of Swiss and Liechtenstein banks expect to keep their core systems for at least a decade, despite concerns about usability and slow innovation. Energy: Liechtenstein backed a COP31 pledge to raise electricity’s share of global energy use to 35% by 2035; the voluntary target does not specify how that power should be generated. Financial services: Vaduz-based NORVAULT said its first CanTra offering secured more than €2 million in commitments and extended the offer period by a week.
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