AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoLuxembourg Future Fund 3: The government has launched the third Luxembourg Future Fund with €270m to back innovative start-ups and SMEs via a fund-of-funds model, prioritising areas like cybersecurity, deep tech, fintech, health tech, space and green technologies. Digital pathology in Luxembourg: Agilent has rolled out its FDA-cleared S540MD slide scanner system in the U.S., expanding digital and AI-enabled workflows for clinical labs; the scanner is already available across multiple European markets including Luxembourg. EV charging metering upgrades: Enphase expanded metering compatibility for its IQ EV Charger 2 across Europe, including Luxembourg, enabling dynamic load balancing and solar-based charging using household energy data. Satellite connectivity for defence: SES will provide multi-orbit (GEO+LEO) connectivity for the Peruvian Navy, including secure encryption and operational management for vessels, aircraft and coastal bases. Flood response in Nepal: Nepal’s search and rescue continues on the 10th day of the Bhotekoshi flood, with thousands rescued and many still missing; Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang pledged $10m to relief efforts. Local climate restoration: Zanzibar launched a three-year mangrove restoration initiative, Mikoko Hai, to restore ecosystems in 15 shehias while supporting livelihoods. Crypto policy watch: A MiCA-focused roundup highlights how MiCA authorisations are concentrated in Germany, with Luxembourg mentioned among the fintech hubs shaping Europe’s crypto “plumbing.” Finance innovation: Banco do Brasil invested $5m in Citi’s digitally native structured note issued through Euroclear’s blockchain-based D-FMI platform, with the Citi Luxembourg entity issuing and the London branch acting as agent.
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