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Bank of Uganda extends large SACCO licensing compliance deadline to March 31, 2027
The Bank of Uganda has extended the deadline for large SACCO licensing and licensed-only dealings by Regulated Financial Service Providers from Sept. 30, 2026, to March 31, 2027. Eligible SACCOs must submit applications within 14 calendar days of the notice and complete licensing by the new deadline, with no further extensions planned.
Dutch Authority for the Financial Markets publishes red flags for online investment content amid rise in consumer reports
The Dutch Authority for the Financial Markets has published red flags for online investment content after a sharp rise in questions and reports about finfluencers during summer 2026. It highlighted heightened risks in private groups and paid communities, where reliability is harder to assess and consumers may be steered toward unsuitable investments or illegal providers.
Dutch Authority for the Financial Markets identifies four priorities to strengthen asset managers’ ICT recovery
The Dutch Authority for the Financial Markets found that large institutional asset managers have the foundations for ICT recovery in place but need better alignment across critical functions, recovery objectives, providers and testing. It identified four priorities covering consistent classification, function-level recovery objectives, provider agreements and testing against extreme disruption scenarios.
Central Bank of Syria assumes annual chair of Council of Governors of Arab Central Banks and Monetary Authorities
Central Bank of Syria Governor Safwat Raslan assumed the annual chair of the Council of Governors of Arab Central Banks and Monetary Authorities and led its 50th session. Discussions covered monetary and banking stability, payment systems and regional economic challenges.
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238 updates in the past 7 daysThe Asia/Pacific Group on Money Laundering has completed the first APG-only onsite assessment under the Global 5th Round as part of Fiji’s mutual evaluation. The team held more than 70 meetings over two weeks to examine Fiji’s financial crime framework and its effectiveness in practice.
Bank Indonesia and the Central Bank of Timor-Leste have agreed to deepen cooperation on payment systems and digital financial innovation. The two central banks will explore QRIS Cross-Border connectivity to facilitate simpler, more efficient, secure and inclusive payments between their countries.
Former Big Un chief executive Richard Evans has been sentenced to one year and nine months’ imprisonment, served through an Intensive Correction Order, and 400 hours of community service for communicating inside information. He is also automatically disqualified from managing corporations for five years.
The State Bank of Pakistan has unveiled an industry-funded scheme offering PKR 16 billion in annual prizes to users of formal home remittance channels. Beneficiaries receiving at least USD 100 in each of three consecutive months can enter quarterly draws, with the first scheduled for Jan. 15, 2027. Participation is free and does not require a minimum balance.
The India International Financial Services Centres Authority has allowed Venture Capital Schemes and Restricted Schemes to issue unit classes with different distribution rights, facilitating blended finance and other fund structures. Junior or subordinate units carry minimum investments of USD 1 million for Accredited Investors and USD 2 million for others, with enhanced disclosure and independent valuation requirements. Eligible ESG Schemes may also accept grants that do not form most of their corpus.
The Vietnam State Securities Commission and Ministry of Finance are consulting on draft guidance for information disclosure in the securities market.
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation took receivership of Nano Banc and agreed to transfer substantially all deposits and approximately USD 476 million in assets to Sunwest Bank. Depositors retain immediate access to insured funds, and the sole branch will reopen as a Sunwest Bank branch on Sept. 28, 2026. The estimated cost to the Deposit Insurance Fund is USD 114 million.
The Cayman Islands Monetary Authority updated its AML and sanctions FAQs to clarify risk based independent audit requirements under rules effective Sept. 18, 2026. Firms are not required to conduct a new audit solely because the rules took effect, and they retain responsibility for compliance when AML functions are outsourced.
The Financial Action Task Force of Latin America advanced regional risk assessments for the insurance and nonprofit sectors after reviewing preliminary findings with authorities, specialists and industry representatives. The work identified regional risk patterns, jurisdictional differences and information gaps that will inform revised assessments.
The Federal Reserve Board has proposed a GENIUS Act framework requiring Board-supervised payment stablecoin issuers to maintain full backing with permissible reserve assets and meet capital and risk management standards. A separate proposal would establish a tailored application and review process for supervised banks seeking to issue payment stablecoins.
The National Association of Insurance Commissioners outlined how state regulators are tightening risk based oversight of complex and private investments, external ratings, affiliated relationships and life reinsurance. Measures include a 45% capital charge on residual structured securities, revised year-end 2026 CLO factors and standardized private investment reporting from year-end 2026. Regulators are also reviewing the first Actuarial Guideline 55 reinsurance filings and strengthening asset adequacy analysis for complex holdings.
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission updated its crypto FAQs to address tokenized forms of permitted customer-fund investments and the use of blockchain technology for registrant recordkeeping.