AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoDigital Assets & Finance: Reto Marx at Sygnum says tokenized real-world assets will only truly matter once the regulated infrastructure for issuing, holding, transferring, settling and using them as collateral is in place, with Sygnum expanding its licensed footprint including MiCAR coverage in Liechtenstein. Royal Fashion: Princess Charlene of Monaco turns up in a muted, asymmetrical ankle-length look at the Prince’s Palace, keeping the vibe sleek and modern for the SENS network visit. Concert Film: Rammstein’s “Live In Mexico City” heads to cinemas worldwide on November 4, capturing the band’s stadium-scale spectacle from 2022. Film Funding (Liechtenstein-linked): Screen Brasil’s second distribution grant cycle backs European releases, including “The Nature of Invisible Things,” which has international sales reaching German-speaking markets including Liechtenstein. Combat Sports on TV: OKTAGON and DAZN announce a new broadcast partnership spanning 150+ markets, with OKTAGON 93 and the Frankfurt stadium event set for wider global reach. Sports Culture: A look at how lower-league underdogs qualify for Europe, spotlighting the emotional pull of unexpected continental nights.
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