AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoLiechtenstein Cyber Policy: Liechtenstein says it will not pay a ransom after a major data breach hit its confidential registry of foundations and trusts, with officials still unsure who attacked or what they want. Vatican Finance & Liechtenstein Capital: Pope Leo XIV appointed 36-year-old Princess Gisela Bergmann of Liechtenstein to the Vatican’s Council for the Economy, bringing private-wealth and asset-management experience from Industrie- und Finanzkontor Etablissement into the Holy See’s budget oversight. US Drone Tariffs (Liechtenstein in the mix): The Trump administration announced new Section 232 tariffs on imported drones and components—100% for “particularly sensitive” systems (including thermal imaging and certain heavy drones), 25% for smaller models, and a capped 15% rate for qualifying imports from allies including Liechtenstein—aimed at reducing reliance on foreign supply chains and boosting domestic production. Supply-Chain Reality Check: Even with the tariff wall, analysts note key drone inputs like magnets and lithium-ion battery cells remain heavily China-sourced, suggesting any US “drone renaissance” will be slower than markets expect. Industry Signals for Liechtenstein: A new market outlook flags Hilti (Liechtenstein) as a key player in detection tools used across construction and utilities, as demand grows for safer, non-destructive inspection.
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