AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoF1 Engine Politics: Red Bull is pushing the FIA for clarification after the ADUO engine ranking put its combustion unit ahead of Mercedes—meaning rivals get upgrade allowances while Red Bull doesn’t—setting up fresh tension as the FIA checks sensors and data. F1 Tech & Performance: Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc confirms he’ll switch brake-disc setup after Monaco brake complaints, while Barcelona-Catalunya arrives as the first “real” European test for teams chasing upgrades. F1 Paddock Watch: Christian Horner’s Alpine comeback talk hits a wall—Renault Group says “no discussions” with him—while Lewis Hamilton says “never say never” on the title and debuts a new look in Barcelona. Monaco Business & Finance: At WAIB Summit 2026 in Monaco, Franklin Templeton and BNP Paribas highlighted tokenization and stablecoins as ways to improve European capital efficiency and settlement, with major banks reportedly eyeing tokenized deposits in 2027. Ad Tech Meets Crypto: LG Electronics teams with Arbitrum to build a blockchain-based advertising network targeting automated buying/selling and fraud reduction, with a pilot already underway. Local Economy/Industry: PwC Cayman spotlights AI-driven innovation at ReConnect 2026, underscoring Cayman’s role in offshore reinsurance.
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