AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoCybersecurity & AI Oversight (Switzerland): FINMA warned Swiss banks and insurers that cyberattacks have risen sharply—about a third across supervised institutions—and said the risk from advanced AI models is sector-wide, pushing firms to control operational risk, including from third-party providers. Aviation Manufacturing (Switzerland): Pilatus opened a CHF 100M composite manufacturing center in Nidwalden to consolidate composite development and production, aiming to expand lighter-weight composite use in future aircraft. Finance & Tech Risk (Switzerland): FINMA chair Marlene Amstad also flagged regulators’ need to move fast enough to keep pace with technology, while expanding FINMA’s own AI use and international cooperation. Space/Physics (Global): Fermilab’s muon g-2 work set the strongest direct limit yet on the muon electric dipole moment, tightening the hunt for new physics. Drone Trade Shock (Global): The US announced tariffs up to 100% on imported drones and some components, with effects likely to ripple through supply chains and pricing. Biotech/Regulation (Global): The FDA granted accelerated approval for iberdomide in relapsed/refractory multiple myeloma, with Swissmedic involved via Project Orbis. Materials/Industry (Switzerland): A Swiss regulator and industry coverage also intersected with broader tech supply-chain concerns, from AI-enabled threats to manufacturing capacity planning.
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