AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoSan Marino Police Alert: The San Marino Police Department is warning residents about “cash tapping,” where criminals place metal devices over ATM cash slots to trap money. Police advise checking the card reader for skimmers or loose parts and inspecting the cash slot so users can clearly see where bills dispense; if anything looks off, use another machine and report it to the bank or business right away. Justice & Finance Disputes: San Marino is facing scrutiny over how its justice system handles complex financial conflicts involving Banca di San Marino, with critics alleging value transfers through negotiated transactions that later unravel into fragmented proceedings without fully resolving core contractual or accounting questions. The report points to both a long-running domestic case and a newer international dispute tied to an attempt to acquire control of the bank. Aviation Compliance Watch: Italy has seized foreign-registered general aviation aircraft amid tighter customs and tax enforcement, including cases involving U.S. N-registrations and San Marino T7 registrations, raising fresh compliance concerns for owners and operators. Business & Luxury Spotlight: Eccentrica, a restomod house based in San Marino, unveiled its second build—the V12 Roadster—an open-air reimagining of the Lamborghini Diablo, with 19 planned examples and a debut at The Quail in Carmel.
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