AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoLiechtenstein in the spotlight: Liechtenstein is named among the countries whose citizens can enter Estonia visa-free in 2026, alongside other EU/EEA/Schengen states. Cross-border trade ties: The Future of Investment and Trade (FIT) Partnership has grown from 16 to 19 members, with Korea, Peru and Thailand joining at a ministerial meeting in Auckland; Liechtenstein is listed as a founding member. Finance and regulation: BNY Investments is shifting its DACH distribution management to Zurich, with Martin Rees expanding his role to cover Liechtenstein and Austria. Crypto in Europe: Ripple Payments Europe was added to ESMA’s MiCA register, lifting the number of authorized crypto providers and extending Ripple’s regulated services across the EEA. Travel rules affecting Europeans: EU border checks under the Entry/Exit System (EES) are reported to be increasing waiting times for British travellers, with some airports seeing waits triple. Local economy: Liechtenstein’s casinos reported a 59% revenue drop in 2025, leaving just four casinos operating by year-end.
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