AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoMiCA Lock-in for Crypto: The EU’s MiCA transition ends July 1, forcing crypto-asset service providers to operate under full MiCA licensing; firms that relied on older national registrations must stop onboarding and marketing to EU clients. Stablecoin Shake-up in Europe: Revolut will delist Tether’s USDT across Europe by Aug 31, with staged wind-down steps from July 6 and conversion of remaining balances at the market rate. ESRS Relief for Firms: The European Commission adopted revised ESRS, cutting mandatory sustainability datapoints by 60%+ and total datapoints by 70%+, aiming to lower reporting costs while keeping investor-facing disclosures. NATO Finance Push: Canada is lining up support for a new Defence, Security and Resilience Bank at next week’s NATO summit, targeting up to £100bn in low-cost financing, with Luxembourg set to host the European HQ. EU Defence Build-up Footprint: A new dataset maps Europe’s defence-industrial presence, showing defence production clusters in richer, more innovative regions. Uber Recalibrates Europe: Uber paused most planned food-delivery expansion in Europe, while still pursuing a Delivery Hero takeover. Egypt Gets EU Cash: Egypt expects the first €1.5bn tranche of EU macro-financial aid soon, with the rest due later in the year.
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