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Australian Securities & Investments Commission

Australian Securities and Investments Commission reports improved climate disclosures, consolidates relief and strengthens enforcement

The Australian Securities and Investments Commission reported stronger mandatory climate disclosures but identified gaps in financial statement connectivity, quantitative financial effects and value chain assessments. It also consolidated reporting and audit relief, while late filing surveillance has produced 27 infringement notices totaling more than AUD 5 million since August 2025. Audit oversight and greenwashing action are continuing, including Big Four surveillance and a AUD 7.3 million ESG fund penalty.

[ Climate risk and sustainable finance +2 ]
Australian Transaction Reports and Analysis Centre (AUSTRAC)

Australian Transaction Reports and Analysis Centre issues infringement notices over AML/CTF enrollment failures

The Australian Transaction Reports and Analysis Centre has begun issuing infringement notices to real estate, accounting and jewellery businesses over AML/CTF enrollment failures. Penalties start at AUD 21,840 for companies and AUD 4,368 for individuals and can accrue daily. The action follows the regime’s July 1, 2026, expansion to additional professional and property related sectors.

[ AML and CFT +1 ]
Australian Securities & Investments Commission

Australian Securities & Investments Commission remakes low-volume market licence relief, raises transaction threshold to AUD 2.5 million

The Australian Securities & Investments Commission has renewed the licence exemption for low-volume financial markets and raised the annual transaction value threshold from AUD 1.5 million to AUD 2.5 million. Markets must continue to record no more than 100 completed transactions in any 12-month period, and the new instrument is scheduled to sunset on Oct. 1, 2031.

[ Market development ]
Australian Prudential Regulation Authority

Australian Prudential Regulation Authority launches consultation on stronger superannuation investment governance safeguards

The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority has proposed stronger investment governance requirements for all superannuation trustees, with platform trustees expected to face the greatest impact. The reforms would introduce member level limits for higher risk investments, stronger conflict controls and proportionate oversight capabilities, while tightening expectations for onboarding, monitoring, remediation, valuations and accountability. The framework is expected to commence on Jan. 1, 2028, subject to consultation.

[ Corporate governance +2 ]

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Latest Top Developments

Australian Securities & Investments Commission

Australian Securities and Investments Commission reports improved climate disclosures, consolidates relief and strengthens enforcement

The Australian Securities and Investments Commission reported stronger mandatory climate disclosures but identified gaps in financial statement connectivity, quantitative financial effects and value chain assessments. It also consolidated reporting and audit relief, while late filing surveillance has produced 27 infringement notices totaling more than AUD 5 million since August 2025. Audit oversight and greenwashing action are continuing, including Big Four surveillance and a AUD 7.3 million ESG fund penalty.

[ Climate risk and sustainable finance +2 ]
Australian Transaction Reports and Analysis Centre (AUSTRAC)

Australian Transaction Reports and Analysis Centre issues infringement notices over AML/CTF enrollment failures

The Australian Transaction Reports and Analysis Centre has begun issuing infringement notices to real estate, accounting and jewellery businesses over AML/CTF enrollment failures. Penalties start at AUD 21,840 for companies and AUD 4,368 for individuals and can accrue daily. The action follows the regime’s July 1, 2026, expansion to additional professional and property related sectors.

[ AML and CFT +1 ]
Australian Securities & Investments Commission

Australian Securities & Investments Commission remakes low-volume market licence relief, raises transaction threshold to AUD 2.5 million

The Australian Securities & Investments Commission has renewed the licence exemption for low-volume financial markets and raised the annual transaction value threshold from AUD 1.5 million to AUD 2.5 million. Markets must continue to record no more than 100 completed transactions in any 12-month period, and the new instrument is scheduled to sunset on Oct. 1, 2031.

[ Market development ]
Australian Prudential Regulation Authority

Australian Prudential Regulation Authority launches consultation on stronger superannuation investment governance safeguards

The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority has proposed stronger investment governance requirements for all superannuation trustees, with platform trustees expected to face the greatest impact. The reforms would introduce member level limits for higher risk investments, stronger conflict controls and proportionate oversight capabilities, while tightening expectations for onboarding, monitoring, remediation, valuations and accountability. The framework is expected to commence on Jan. 1, 2028, subject to consultation.

[ Corporate governance +2 ]
South Korea Financial Services Commission

South Korea Financial Services Commission discusses tokenized securities and T+1 settlement with Nasdaq, DTCC and HKEX

South Korea Financial Services Commission Chairman Lee Eog-weon discussed tokenized securities, T+1 settlement and market competitiveness with Nasdaq, DTCC and HKEX. The talks informed South Korea’s preparations for its February 2027 tokenized securities framework and highlighted the need for institutional coordination and extended planning for settlement reform. Nasdaq also shared experience with market segmentation, delistings and exchange traded products.

[ Tokenization +2 ]
South Korea Financial Services Commission

South Korea's Financial Services Commission targets 80% to 90% Silson24 linkage by year-end and considers fines for nonconnection

The Financial Services Commission aims to raise medical institutions' Silson24 connection rate from 47.7% to 80% to 90% by year-end through field support, incentives and simpler procedures. It may seek legislation clarifying connection duties and allowing fines for unjustified nonconnection. From Oct. 7, consumers will be able to complete claims directly within Naver Maps, Naver Pay and Toss.

[ Claims management +1 ]
Australian Securities & Investments Commission

Australian Securities and Investments Commission sets 2026–27 sector supervisory priorities spanning AI, conduct and member services

The Australian Securities and Investments Commission has set sector-specific supervisory priorities for 2026–27, covering AI, lender conduct, superannuation services, insurance practices and market integrity. The plans were coordinated with other regulators to reduce duplication and give regulated entities earlier visibility of upcoming supervisory work.

[ Artificial intelligence +2 ]
Superintencencia de Bancos de la Republica Dominicana

Superintendency of Banks of the Dominican Republic finds personal credit card portfolio growth slowed to 2.1% as risk indicators improved

The Superintendency of Banks of the Dominican Republic found that annual growth in the personal credit card portfolio slowed from 17.2% to 2.1%, while balances reached DOP 125.429 billion. Arrears and defaults declined, and the review found no systemic household overindebtedness or broad accumulation of risk among financial intermediaries.

[ Credit risk +2 ]

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