Liechtenstein in the Spotlight
Liechtenstein’s leadership, banking strategy and financial resilience take centre stage alongside regulation, digital finance and sustainability.
Finance and Investment in Focus
Investor and entrepreneur Oleg Boiko draws on more than four decades in financial services, technology and international investment to examine the forces reshaping banking, finance and fintech.
UK economy grows faster than first thought as household incomes bounce back
Revised figures show stronger UK economic growth, recovering household incomes and surging exports during the...
British Chambers unite against ‘Made in Europe’ rules amid fears for UK industry
British Chambers urge Brussels to recognise UK manufacturers under ‘Made in Europe’ rules amid concerns over costs and supply chains.
Kuwait deepens capital market reforms as Boursa Kuwait scoops triple honours
Kuwait is deepening capital market reforms as Boursa Kuwait wins three honours for exchange performance, ESG and financial literacy.
Michael Dell becomes world’s fourth-richest person as Forbes reveals the ten wealthiest billionaires
Michael Dell’s fortune has risen above $273bn, putting him fourth on the Forbes rich list as AI demand drives technology wealth higher.
MPs tell Government to reject Thames Water creditors as utility nears insolvency
MPs urge the Government to reject Thames Water’s creditors and prepare for special administration as the indebted utility nears insolvency.
The municipal pension fund setting a new standard in South Africa
NJMPF is setting a new standard for South African pension funds through governance, member education, innovation and stronger engagement.
BP appoints Ian Tyler chairman after Albert Manifold ousting
BP appoints Ian Tyler as chairman after Albert Manifold’s ousting, marking another major step in the energy giant’s leadership shake-up.
They came to Malta as nomads. Then stayed on as founders
Malta’s Nomad Residence Permit helps remote professionals and entrepreneurs build businesses, connect with innovators and establish longer-term roots in Europe.
Fuel management software is becoming a working-capital tool for smaller fleet businesses
Fuel management software gives smaller fleet operators clearer spending visibility, helping protect cash flow, control costs and plan ahead.
Tokenisation, trust and the future of European property law
Liechtenstein is pioneering digital property rights through tokenisation, DLT and a legal framework designed to bring certainty to digital assets.
LEGO sales soar 22% amid World Cup, F1 and Star Wars push
LEGO consumer sales surged 22%, helped by the World Cup, Formula 1, Star Wars and more than 330 new products.
Aventus Group wins three European Business Awards after loan growth tops 30 per cent
Aventus Group wins three European Business Awards as loan issuance reaches €690m, exceeding 30% growth.
European investors can now trade thousands of US stocks through Kraken
Kraken launches regulated US stock trading across the EEA, giving European investors access to over 7,000 shares alongside crypto.
Ex-Lenovo executive Sabine Hammer to lead Infinigate’s DACH business
John E. Kaye reports on Sabine Hammer’s appointment to lead Infinigate’s DACH cybersecurity, cloud and network infrastructure operations.
NVIDIA teams up with Wall Street giants in $500bn push to fund AI boom
NVIDIA is partnering with major financial groups to mobilise more than $500bn for AI computing infrastructure and data centres.
BAC and the future of regional corporate banking in Central America
BAC explains how regional banking and digital connectivity are helping companies simplify cross-border operations across Central America.
How AI trading bots are reshaping retail currency trading in Europe
FXiBot explains how AI trading bots are transforming retail currency trading with automation, cloud technology and structured risk management.
AI takes majority of European venture funding as money floods into few firms
European AI startups secured $23 billion in funding, with most investment concentrated among a small group of high-growth companies.
RABAM raises $500,000 ahead of Series A round
RABAM has secured $500,000 in bridge funding to strengthen AI technology, expand fleet services and accelerate international growth.
Deutsche Bank profits rise as trading business booms
Deutsche Bank reports stronger quarterly profits as trading and investment banking revenues outperform expectations, lifting investor confidence.
Saab lands German frigate deal after Poland submarine order
Saab has won a major German frigate contract, adding to its Poland submarine order and planned NATO GlobalEye negotiations.
BlueCrest says UK is ‘no longer serious place for business’ after £200m tax defeat
BlueCrest criticises the UK's business climate after losing a Supreme Court appeal over the tax treatment of LLP members.
UK economy grows faster than first thought as household incomes bounce back
Revised figures show stronger UK economic growth, recovering household incomes and surging exports during the second quarter of 2026.
British Chambers unite against ‘Made in Europe’ rules amid fears for UK industry
British Chambers urge Brussels to recognise UK manufacturers under ‘Made in Europe’ rules amid concerns over costs and supply chains.
Kuwait deepens capital market reforms as Boursa Kuwait scoops triple honours
Kuwait is deepening capital market reforms as Boursa Kuwait wins three honours for exchange performance, ESG and financial literacy.
Michael Dell becomes world’s fourth-richest person as Forbes reveals the ten wealthiest billionaires
Michael Dell’s fortune has risen above $273bn, putting him fourth on the Forbes rich list as AI demand drives technology...
MPs tell Government to reject Thames Water creditors as utility nears insolvency
MPs urge the Government to reject Thames Water’s creditors and prepare for special administration as the indebted utility nears insolvency.
The municipal pension fund setting a new standard in South Africa
NJMPF is setting a new standard for South African pension funds through governance, member education, innovation and stronger engagement.
BP appoints Ian Tyler chairman after Albert Manifold ousting
BP appoints Ian Tyler as chairman after Albert Manifold’s ousting, marking another major step in the energy giant’s leadership shake-up.
They came to Malta as nomads. Then stayed on as founders
Malta’s Nomad Residence Permit helps remote professionals and entrepreneurs build businesses, connect with innovators and establish longer-term roots in Europe.
Fuel management software is becoming a working-capital tool for smaller fleet businesses
Fuel management software gives smaller fleet operators clearer spending visibility, helping protect cash flow, control costs and plan ahead.
Tokenisation, trust and the future of European property law
Liechtenstein is pioneering digital property rights through tokenisation, DLT and a legal framework designed to bring certainty to digital assets.
LEGO sales soar 22% amid World Cup, F1 and Star Wars push
LEGO consumer sales surged 22%, helped by the World Cup, Formula 1, Star Wars and more than 330 new products.
Why entrepreneurs choose the wrong countries
International expansion is not simply about tax rates or market size. Oleg Boyko explains why institutional stability, cultural understanding and...
Finance and Investment in Focus
Investor and entrepreneur Oleg Boiko draws on more than four decades in financial services, technology and international investment to examine...
Aventus Group wins three European Business Awards after loan growth tops 30 per cent
Aventus Group wins three European Business Awards as loan issuance reaches €690m, exceeding 30% growth.
European investors can now trade thousands of US stocks through Kraken
Kraken launches regulated US stock trading across the EEA, giving European investors access to over 7,000 shares alongside crypto.
Ex-Lenovo executive Sabine Hammer to lead Infinigate’s DACH business
John E. Kaye reports on Sabine Hammer’s appointment to lead Infinigate’s DACH cybersecurity, cloud and network infrastructure operations.
NVIDIA teams up with Wall Street giants in $500bn push to fund AI boom
NVIDIA is partnering with major financial groups to mobilise more than $500bn for AI computing infrastructure and data centres.
BAC and the future of regional corporate banking in Central America
BAC explains how regional banking and digital connectivity are helping companies simplify cross-border operations across Central America.
How AI trading bots are reshaping retail currency trading in Europe
FXiBot explains how AI trading bots are transforming retail currency trading with automation, cloud technology and structured risk management.
AI takes majority of European venture funding as money floods into few firms
European AI startups secured $23 billion in funding, with most investment concentrated among a small group of high-growth companies.
RABAM raises $500,000 ahead of Series A round
RABAM has secured $500,000 in bridge funding to strengthen AI technology, expand fleet services and accelerate international growth.
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