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Saudi Arabia's Capital Market Authority consults on mandatory semiannual earnings calls for Main Market companies
Saudi Arabia's Capital Market Authority is consulting on requirements for Main Market companies to hold earnings calls twice a year, after market close and within five business days of announcing financial results. Companies would have to publicize the calls and immediately publish the presentation and recording, with the final provisions expected to apply from the announcement of annual results for the 2026 fiscal year.
Bulgaria's Financial Supervision Commission outlines end-2026 preparation priorities for EU T+1 transition
Bulgaria's Financial Supervision Commission called for coordinated marketwide preparation and testing for the EU's transition to T+1 settlement. Participants are expected to complete the main analysis, solution development and implementation work by the end of 2026, with end-to-end testing covering transaction processing, settlement and discrepancy management.
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission charges four entities over alleged USD 15.3 million investment confidence scams
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission charged four entities with operating fake AI investment platforms that allegedly misappropriated more than USD 15.3 million from over 2,000 retail investors. The schemes allegedly used WhatsApp groups, fictitious profits and false claims of SEC regulation to attract funds and obstruct withdrawals.
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland announces First Vice President Mark Meder’s 2027 retirement and successor search
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland First Vice President and Chief Operating Officer Mark S. Meder will retire after more than 33 years at the bank. He will remain in the role through March 31, 2027, while an immediate search begins for a successor, and will then serve as a senior adviser during the transition.
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245 updates in the past 7 daysA departing U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission commissioner urged regulators to shift Know Your Customer compliance from broad personal data collection toward attribute based verification and zero knowledge proofs. The commissioner also advocated wider reliance on third party identity checks and regulatory approaches suited to permissionless networks, while reiterating that the SEC’s Innovation Exemption for tokenized securities is a temporary bridge to permanent rules.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission charged CMI Capital and founder Michael D. Williams over an alleged scheme that raised about USD 860,000 from at least 18 investors using fabricated performance claims. Williams allegedly misappropriated about USD 384,000, while trading generated losses of at least USD 428,000. The defendants agreed to proposed injunctions and other relief, subject to court approval, with financial penalties to be determined.
The Financial Action Task Force placed Türkiye in enhanced follow-up after finding strong financial intelligence and international cooperation but material gaps in supervision, beneficial ownership, complex investigations and overseas asset recovery. Türkiye is compliant or largely compliant with 38 of 40 FATF Recommendations, but eight of 11 effectiveness outcomes are rated moderate. A three-year roadmap targets high-risk money laundering cases, terrorist financing controls, targeted sanctions and cross-border asset recovery.
The Czech National Bank used AI to synthesize 463 financial stability reports from 28 European countries covering 2015 to 2025. The analysis maps changing financial risks and compares national use of capital buffers and borrower based measures.
All 11 Democrats on the U.S. Senate Banking Committee called for a bipartisan public hearing on prediction markets rather than a private, Republican-only industry roundtable. They raised concerns about investor exposure, possible Securities and Exchange Commission jurisdiction, market manipulation, insider trading and concentrated profits.
The National Securities and Stock Market Commission of Ukraine discussed cooperation with TheCityUK on AI, tokenized assets, corporate governance and institutional development. Priorities include secure use of AI agents for routine regulatory work, defining the status of tokenized assets and preparing a new Corporate Governance Code with the OECD.
A Bank for International Settlements working paper finds that financial factors now drive global imbalances, which reached 41% of global GDP in 2025 across the economies studied. Common proposals such as dollar depreciation or lower trade imbalances would have limited effects, while an equity market correction could reduce imbalances sharply but cause substantial international losses. The paper calls for greater resilience to financial shocks transmitted through cross-border exposures.
The European Central Bank finds that the proposed EU Inc. regime could reduce company law fragmentation and help European firms scale across borders. The optional framework would simplify incorporation, financing, governance and some exit procedures. Its impact will depend on adoption, consistent implementation and further integration of capital markets and other national regulatory frameworks.
The Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India is consulting on a simplified distribution architecture, lower insurer expense limits and commissions tailored by product, channel and servicing needs. Life insurer expense limits would fall to 12.5% of Gross Direct Premium Income within five years, while the general insurer limit would decline to 20%. The proposals also strengthen commission disclosure, mis-selling controls and digital distribution infrastructure.
Indonesia’s Financial Services Authority has broadened the framework for issuing and reporting asset-backed participation securities used in secondary housing finance. The rules expand eligible assets and structuring options while strengthening governance, disclosure, reporting and investor protections, and took effect on Sept. 17, 2026.