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Ministry of Finance (Bermuda)

Bermuda Ministry of Finance strengthens investment residency program with enhanced due diligence and BD$25,000 charity donation

Bermuda has strengthened its investment residency program by requiring a minimum BD$25,000 charitable donation, enhanced applicant documentation and risk-based compliance checks. The framework also introduces a BD$10,000 administration fee and greater information sharing, while preserving certificates issued under previous rules.

[ AML and CFT ]
Securities and Exchange Commission Ghana

Ghana Securities and Exchange Commission launches consultation on draft data reporting service provider guidelines

The Ghana Securities and Exchange Commission is consulting on draft 2026 guidelines for securities industry data reporting service providers.

[ Regulatory reporting +2 ]
U.S. Department of Justice

U.S. Department of Justice charges four and announces six arrests over alleged Hamas financing network that raised more than USD 1.7 million

The U.S. Department of Justice charged four people and announced six arrests in the United States and France over an alleged Hamas financing network. The network allegedly raised more than USD 1.7 million through campaigns presented as humanitarian aid, with charges including material support, money laundering, wire fraud and sanctions violations.

[ AML and CFT +1 ]
Central Bank of Montenegro

Central Bank of Montenegro reports EUR 8.1 million in SEPA savings and nationwide instant payments rollout

Central Bank of Montenegro Governor Irena Radović reported that more than 180,000 SEPA transactions worth almost EUR 3.3 billion generated estimated savings exceeding EUR 8.1 million in their first 10 months. TIPS Clone has also been available through all 11 commercial banks since July 20, providing round-the-clock instant transfers with fees capped at EUR 0.05 for electronic payments up to EUR 200. Cross-border instant payments and stronger consumer protection are the next priorities.

[ Cross-border payments +2 ]

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Latest Top Developments

Ministry of Finance (Bermuda)

Bermuda Ministry of Finance strengthens investment residency program with enhanced due diligence and BD$25,000 charity donation

Bermuda has strengthened its investment residency program by requiring a minimum BD$25,000 charitable donation, enhanced applicant documentation and risk-based compliance checks. The framework also introduces a BD$10,000 administration fee and greater information sharing, while preserving certificates issued under previous rules.

[ AML and CFT ]
Securities and Exchange Commission Ghana

Ghana Securities and Exchange Commission launches consultation on draft data reporting service provider guidelines

The Ghana Securities and Exchange Commission is consulting on draft 2026 guidelines for securities industry data reporting service providers.

[ Regulatory reporting +2 ]
U.S. Department of Justice

U.S. Department of Justice charges four and announces six arrests over alleged Hamas financing network that raised more than USD 1.7 million

The U.S. Department of Justice charged four people and announced six arrests in the United States and France over an alleged Hamas financing network. The network allegedly raised more than USD 1.7 million through campaigns presented as humanitarian aid, with charges including material support, money laundering, wire fraud and sanctions violations.

[ AML and CFT +1 ]
Central Bank of Montenegro

Central Bank of Montenegro reports EUR 8.1 million in SEPA savings and nationwide instant payments rollout

Central Bank of Montenegro Governor Irena Radović reported that more than 180,000 SEPA transactions worth almost EUR 3.3 billion generated estimated savings exceeding EUR 8.1 million in their first 10 months. TIPS Clone has also been available through all 11 commercial banks since July 20, providing round-the-clock instant transfers with fees capped at EUR 0.05 for electronic payments up to EUR 200. Cross-border instant payments and stronger consumer protection are the next priorities.

[ Cross-border payments +2 ]
National Bank of Moldova

National Bank of Moldova reviews EU alignment with North Macedonia counterpart as SEPA takes over 81% of euro transfer volume

National Bank of Moldova Governor Anca Dragu discussed EU financial alignment, macroeconomic conditions and bilateral cooperation with her North Macedonia counterpart Trajko Slaveski. SEPA now handles more than 81% of Moldova’s cross-border euro transaction volume and about 47% by value, while the central bank continues to pursue European Banking Authority recognition of its prudential framework.

[ Payments and payment systems +2 ]
National Bank of Moldova

National Bank of Moldova agrees continued cooperation with Ukraine on EU alignment and financial stability

The National Bank of Moldova and the National Bank of Ukraine agreed to continue technical cooperation on EU regulatory alignment, financial stability and crisis preparedness. Eight exchanges in 2026 covered areas including SEPA accession, payment infrastructure, prudential reporting and nonbank lending.

[ Financial stability and systemic risk +2 ]
National Bank of Moldova

National Bank of Moldova reviews Romanian cooperation on Solvency II and insurance supervision reforms

The National Bank of Moldova and the Romanian Financial Supervisory Authority reviewed cooperation on aligning Moldova’s insurance sector with EU standards. Technical assistance has focused on Solvency II, insurance recovery and resolution, and stronger supervision of insurers.

[ Cross-border cooperation +2 ]
Central Bank of San Marino

Central Bank of the Republic of San Marino outlines phased path to EU financial services passporting

Central Bank of the Republic of San Marino President Catia Tomasetti outlined a phased route to EU financial services passporting under the Association Agreement. Access would depend on EU assessments and the transposition of 451 legislative acts, with asset management and insurance potentially moving before banking. The central bank is strengthening its supervisory capacity to support the transition.

[ Cross-border cooperation +2 ]

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