AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoCrypto & Regulation: Monaco is moving to tighten its crypto-asset rules by aligning a new framework with the EU’s MiCA regime, with a draft bill aimed at overhauling how crypto firms operate locally. Capital Markets Compliance: Nigeria’s SEC has ordered capital market operators to cut correspondent banking links and restrict transactions tied to North Korea and Iran, citing FATF updates and anti-money laundering/counter-terrorism financing rules. Local Business & Sustainability: Monaco also announced a ban on disposable plastic food trays and salad bowls from September, part of a broader push to reduce waste in everyday commerce. Sports Transfers (Monaco link): Newcastle is stepping up talks over Monaco midfielder Lamine Camara as interest gathers momentum, while Liverpool transfer chatter keeps circling PSG winger Bradley Barcola and Monaco’s wider talent pipeline. Community & Tourism Tech: Touli launched its civic impact platform in Colombo, rewarding verified community actions with locally redeemable experiences—an example of how “impact” models are being built into tourism and local commerce.
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