AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoCybersecurity in Finance: Liechtenstein’s crisis response is widening after a cyberattack stole data tied to 31,000 people in the beneficial ownership register; the State Administration says four more government financial systems are temporarily offline (VAT e-portal, judicial system, central account register, and tax information portal) while investigators continue and EU-style notifications go out. Trade & Industry (Solar Supply Chain): The U.S. announced a Section 232 package on polysilicon and downstream solar products: a 15% tariff plus minimum import prices starting Dec. 4, with a 15% cap for imports from Liechtenstein and other listed partners—an effort aimed at blocking low-cost dumping and reshaping North American supply. Travel Tech (Schengen Ops): EU Entry/Exit System checks are still causing major airport and ferry bottlenecks, with guidance on what travellers face and how to reduce queue time. Wealth & Compliance Tech: An OECD-linked discussion in Switzerland highlights beneficial-ownership transparency ratings, while Liechtenstein’s breach underlines the security risks behind data-heavy compliance regimes. Healthcare Business (Oncology): IMPACT Therapeutics and Pharmanovia signed an exclusive licensing deal worth up to €423.5m to expand senaparib across Europe, including Liechtenstein, plus MENA, Australia and New Zealand.
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