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Bank of Uganda

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.

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Dutch Authority for the Financial Markets

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.

[ Consumer and investor protection +1 ]
Dutch Authority for the Financial Markets

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.

[ Cyber resilience +1 ]
Central Bank of Syria

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.

[ Financial stability and systemic risk +1 ]

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Latest Top Developments

Bank of Uganda

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.

[ KYC +1 ]
Dutch Authority for the Financial Markets

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.

[ Consumer and investor protection +1 ]
Dutch Authority for the Financial Markets

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.

[ Cyber resilience +1 ]
Central Bank of Syria

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.

[ Financial stability and systemic risk +1 ]
Agency for Regulation and Development of the Financial Market of the Republic of Kazakhstan

Agency for Regulation and Development of the Financial Market of the Republic of Kazakhstan plans cyber exercise covering banks with about 90% of sector assets

Kazakhstan’s financial regulator plans a full-scale supervisory cyber exercise in 2027 involving major banks with about 90% of sector assets. It will assess their ability to withstand cyberattacks and restore information systems after incidents, building on an earlier pilot.

[ Cyber resilience +2 ]
Philippine Securities and Exchange Commission

Philippine Securities and Exchange Commission consults on omnibus foundation rules and simplified reporting forms

The Philippine Securities and Exchange Commission is consulting on consolidated rules for the registration, reporting and supervision of foundations. All foundations would file simplified funding and utilization forms from fiscal years ending on or after Dec. 31, 2026, with additional program certification required when aggregate expenses exceed PHP 3 million. The draft also sets filing penalties and strengthens deficiency review, record retention and inspection requirements.

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Central Bank of the Republic of China

China's Ministry of Finance, People's Bank of China and National Financial Regulatory Administration launch one percentage point subsidy for qualifying first home mortgages

China's Ministry of Finance, the People's Bank of China and the National Financial Regulatory Administration have launched a one percentage point subsidy for qualifying first home mortgages originated from Oct. 1, 2026. It covers up to CNY 1 million of principal for five years on homes costing no more than CNY 1.5 million and measuring no more than 120 square meters. Participating banks will verify eligibility and apply the subsidy automatically to monthly interest payments.

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Central Bank of the Republic of China

China's Ministry of Finance, People's Bank of China and National Financial Regulatory Administration launch one percentage point subsidy for qualifying first home mortgages

China's Ministry of Finance, the People's Bank of China and the National Financial Regulatory Administration have launched a one percentage point interest subsidy for qualifying newly originated first home mortgages from Oct. 1, 2026. It covers up to CNY 1 million of principal for five years on homes costing no more than CNY 1.5 million and measuring no more than 120 square meters. Banks will verify eligibility and apply the subsidy automatically to monthly payments.

[ Lending +1 ]

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