Peru's Superintendency of the Securities Market amended the rules for primary public offerings and securities sales to consolidate registration requirements into a single regulatory framework. The changes cover applications under the general and advance registration regimes, with requirements differentiated by security type, and reduce processing times to facilitate market access for existing and new issuers. The amendments clarify the distinction between fundamental and nonfundamental variations, confirming that nonfundamental changes are registered automatically to reduce processing time and compliance costs. They also update the conditions an issuer must meet to qualify as a qualified entity when registering securities for a primary public offering under the general regime. The resolution took effect on Aug. 29, 2026.