AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoHealthcare Market: EU advisers backed Merck’s expanded use of ENFLONSIA to protect high-risk children against RSV through a second season. A final decision, expected within two months, would cover Liechtenstein and other EEA markets. Technology and Manufacturing: Austria’s MACO is taking a majority stake in fingerprint-access maker ekey, which has production and other operations in Liechtenstein; the companies say ekey’s brand and product range will remain. Trade: The new Vietnam-EFTA agreement could open markets and cut tariffs for Liechtenstein businesses, once ratified. Exporters will need to meet rules of origin and sustainability standards. Climate and Energy: Liechtenstein backed COP31’s voluntary pledge to raise electricity’s share of global energy use to 35% by 2035, though the pledge does not specify how that power should be generated. Finance: Vaduz-based NORVAULT says its first CanTra offering secured more than €2 million in commitments and has extended the offer period by a week. Banking: A study of Swiss and Liechtenstein banks found 65% expect to keep their current core banking system for the next decade, despite widespread concerns about usability and slow innovation.
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