AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoCrypto Expansion: Bitcoin Suisse began offering trading, custody and staking in Portugal, using a crypto-asset license granted by Liechtenstein’s financial regulator under EU rules. The move targets wealthy clients and institutions. Digital Finance: A survey of 25 Swiss and Liechtenstein financial institutions found 80% expect stablecoins and central bank digital currencies to be major trends over the next three to five years; 52% pointed to tokenized funds, though commercial hurdles are slowing adoption. Trade and Technology: Liechtenstein’s Prime Minister Brigitte Haas wrapped up a Vietnam visit that included a new free-trade agreement between Vietnam and EFTA, the bloc that includes Liechtenstein. The pact is expected to support cooperation in technology, innovation and investment, but still awaits entry into force.
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