AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoCybersecurity Fallout: Liechtenstein’s beneficial ownership register breach is widening: the State Administration says four more government financial systems are temporarily offline (VAT e-portal, judicial system, central account register, and tax portal) while EU-style notification letters go out and investigators continue without identifying the attackers. Trade & Industry: The US has set new polysilicon rules under Section 232—minimum import prices plus a 15% tariff on derivatives—effective Dec. 4, with a capped 15% combined rate for imports from Switzerland and Liechtenstein, raising new cost and procurement pressure across the solar and semiconductor supply chain. Finance & Governance: Pope Leo XIV appointed Princess Gisela of Liechtenstein to the Vatican’s Council for the Economy, adding a young Liechtenstein executive with engineering and finance experience. Digital Policy: UK government roles highlight a push to improve data access, sharing, and cyber risk management across public services. Travel & Compliance: EU entry/exit checks (EES) are still causing major airport bottlenecks, including in Schengen countries that cover Liechtenstein.
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