AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoSwiss Banking Oversight: FINMA says Swiss banks and asset managers have improved anti–money laundering controls, but still finds gaps in risk analysis—especially for politically exposed persons, complex company structures and crypto services—after reviewing more than 30 banks. Private Markets Liquidity: Partners Group shares slid after it capped redemptions in evergreen private equity/private credit funds as withdrawal requests rose, warning fundraising could slow in 2H 2026–2027. Swiss Post Restructuring: Swiss Post plans to cut about 60 full-time IT roles in Switzerland, with a consultation starting mid-June and final figures expected in autumn. Data-Center Insurance Push: Zurich Insurance is expanding data-centre risk coverage beyond the US to more European countries and South America, aiming to ride AI-driven infrastructure demand. AI & Wealth Expansion: Smart Wealth Asset Management is partnering with a Taiwan advisory firm to grow institutional relationships and deliver AI-driven portfolio construction locally. Global Finance Shock (Swiss link): India’s SEBI issued an interim order against Rajesh Exports over alleged revenue misrepresentation tied to Valcambi in Switzerland, sending shares down on the lower circuit. Energy Costs Watch: A report highlights Dublin electricity prices far above the EU average, with data centres blamed for adding pressure on household bills.
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