AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoSchengen Tech at Airports: Cyprus plans to scrap existing passport control scanners at Larnaca and Paphos and swap in fully automated biometric ABC gates by year-end, aiming to cut staffing pressure as it moves deeper into border-free travel. AI Advertising Rollout: OpenAI’s ChatGPT Ads are set to launch across 31 European markets, including Liechtenstein, but only for Free and Go users—and in the EEA/Switzerland there’s no personalized ad option on day one. Drone Supply Chain Shock: The US is moving ahead with Section 232 tariffs on unmanned aircraft systems, with duties up to 100% for larger drones and thermal-imaging models, plus docking stations and key components—starting Sept. 3, with some component rules delayed. Liechtenstein in Global Finance: LGT pushed assets past CHF 400 billion for the first time, topping CHF 412.6bn at mid-2026, as Asia expansion and net inflows drove growth. Cybersecurity Marketing Move: WISeKey named Alexander Hirsch as Group CMO to coordinate global marketing across its post-quantum, semiconductor, quantum, satellite and digital identity businesses. Health Tech Milestone: Hansa Biopharma says its Idefirix desensitisation treatment reached its first commercial living-donor kidney transplant in Australia. Vatican Finance & Expertise: Pope Leo XIV appointed Liechtenstein’s Princess Gisela Bergmann to the Council for the Economy, bringing engineering and private-wealth experience into Vatican financial oversight.
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