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Monetary Authority of Singapore

Monetary Authority of Singapore reshuffles senior management effective November 1

The Monetary Authority of Singapore announced four senior management appointments effective November 1. The changes reallocate responsibility for corporate functions, prudential policy, financial crime enforcement, payments supervision, financial center development and international relations.

[ Leadership change and appointments +2 ]
South African Reserve Bank

South African Reserve Bank outlines climate and nature risk data expansion focused on water and insurance gaps

South African Reserve Bank Deputy Governor Fundi Tshazibana outlined plans to integrate climate information into regulatory data, develop a climate risk dashboard and survey financial sector practices on nature risks. Banks and insurers should embed material climate and nature risks in mainstream governance, risk management and transition planning. The central bank is also assessing water-related financial stability risks and property and flood insurance protection gaps.

[ Climate risk and sustainable finance +2 ]
Finanssivalvonta

Finnish Financial Supervisory Authority refines penalty calculation principles and clarifies reductions for early cooperation

The Finnish Financial Supervisory Authority has refined its principles for calculating penalty payments and administrative fines to reflect established practices. Early, significant and comprehensive disclosure of an omission or violation may lead to a larger penalty reduction.

[ Compliance ]
Finanssivalvonta

Finnish Financial Supervisory Authority extends 95% housing loan cap, keeps countercyclical buffer at 0% and reciprocates Denmark’s 7% real estate buffer

The Finnish Financial Supervisory Authority extended the temporarily eased 95% loan-to-collateral cap for non-first-home housing loans as Finland’s housing market remains in a downturn. It kept the first-home cap at 95% and the countercyclical capital buffer at 0.0%. Finnish banks will also remain subject to Denmark’s updated 7% systemic risk buffer for certain Danish real estate exposures.

[ Capital adequacy +2 ]

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Latest Top Developments

Monetary Authority of Singapore

Monetary Authority of Singapore reshuffles senior management effective November 1

The Monetary Authority of Singapore announced four senior management appointments effective November 1. The changes reallocate responsibility for corporate functions, prudential policy, financial crime enforcement, payments supervision, financial center development and international relations.

[ Leadership change and appointments +2 ]
South African Reserve Bank

South African Reserve Bank outlines climate and nature risk data expansion focused on water and insurance gaps

South African Reserve Bank Deputy Governor Fundi Tshazibana outlined plans to integrate climate information into regulatory data, develop a climate risk dashboard and survey financial sector practices on nature risks. Banks and insurers should embed material climate and nature risks in mainstream governance, risk management and transition planning. The central bank is also assessing water-related financial stability risks and property and flood insurance protection gaps.

[ Climate risk and sustainable finance +2 ]
Finanssivalvonta

Finnish Financial Supervisory Authority refines penalty calculation principles and clarifies reductions for early cooperation

The Finnish Financial Supervisory Authority has refined its principles for calculating penalty payments and administrative fines to reflect established practices. Early, significant and comprehensive disclosure of an omission or violation may lead to a larger penalty reduction.

[ Compliance ]
Finanssivalvonta

Finnish Financial Supervisory Authority extends 95% housing loan cap, keeps countercyclical buffer at 0% and reciprocates Denmark’s 7% real estate buffer

The Finnish Financial Supervisory Authority extended the temporarily eased 95% loan-to-collateral cap for non-first-home housing loans as Finland’s housing market remains in a downturn. It kept the first-home cap at 95% and the countercyclical capital buffer at 0.0%. Finnish banks will also remain subject to Denmark’s updated 7% systemic risk buffer for certain Danish real estate exposures.

[ Capital adequacy +2 ]
Ministry of Finance (Kyrgyzstan)

Kyrgyzstan’s Ministry of Finance reports adoption of 2026–30 AML/CFT strategy and completion of EAG assessment mission

Kyrgyzstan has adopted a national anti-money laundering and counterterrorist financing strategy and implementation plan for 2026–30 as the EAG completed its on-site mutual evaluation mission. The government commission also approved a final risk assessment of virtual assets and service providers. The evaluation report is expected to undergo final discussion at the EAG Plenary Week in May 2027.

[ AML and CFT ]
Reserve Bank of India

Reserve Bank of India consolidates requirements for bank credit facilities to Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes

The Reserve Bank of India has consolidated its instructions to scheduled commercial banks on expanding credit to Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe borrowers. Banks must support applicants, avoid deposits and delayed subsidies under specified government programs, subject rejections to higher level review and monitor credit flows quarterly. Reporting remains linked to the priority sector lending framework.

[ Financial inclusion +2 ]
Reserve Bank of India

Reserve Bank of India withdraws 268 currency management circulars after consolidating operative instructions

The Reserve Bank of India has withdrawn 268 currency management circulars and guidelines issued between 1976 and 2025. Operative provisions have been consolidated into Master Directions or subject-specific instructions, while obsolete or redundant materials have been removed.

[ Currency and cash management +1 ]
South Korea Financial Services Commission

South Korea Financial Services Commission finds crypto trading down 44% and domestic holdings value down 33% in first half of 2026

The South Korea Financial Services Commission reported that average daily cryptoasset trading fell 44% to KRW 3.1 trillion in the first half of 2026, while the value of domestic holdings dropped 33% to KRW 58.9 trillion. Won markets remained dominant, and exchange operating profit declined 78% despite a 0.4% increase in tradable accounts. The authority also flagged liquidity and volatility risks among assets listed on only one domestic exchange.

[ Blockchain and distributed ledger technology +2 ]

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