AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoFintech & Payments: Mastercard and PayInit are teaming up to bring card-based Swiss P2P transfers to recipients at home and abroad, letting users send money via banking apps using a phone number or email—without entering card or bank details. Cybersecurity & Compliance: Swiss wealth managers are asking to delay Switzerland’s beneficial ownership register after a cyberattack hit Liechtenstein’s VwbP database, exposing data tied to about 31,000 entities. Big Tech Regulation: Google is easing its “site reputation abuse” spam enforcement across the European Economic Area from Aug. 30, so manual demotions won’t apply in the EU plus Iceland, Norway and Liechtenstein—after an EU Digital Markets Act probe. Crypto & Finance: A new report finds crypto asset companies are heavily concentrated in Zug (32%) and Zurich (26%) across Switzerland and Liechtenstein, with Liechtenstein’s legal and regulatory setup playing a role. Digital Property Law: Liechtenstein is highlighted as a practical “laboratory” for tokenisation and digital property rights under its TVTG framework. Royal Tech Tie-In: Prince Georg of Liechtenstein announced his engagement to Princess Maria-Nives von der Leyen, with the wedding planned for late summer 2027 in Germany.
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