Peru's Superintendency of Banking, Insurance and Private Pension Funds has revised its Regulation of Infractions and Sanctions, adding, amending and repealing breaches across the financial system, insurance, pensions, market conduct and risk management, with a particular focus on strengthening the treatment of cybersecurity and information security failures. Issued through SBS Resolution No. 01029-2026, the update introduces new infractions classified as very serious, aligned with recent rule changes in cybersecurity, information security and market conduct. A central change makes it a very serious infraction for supervised entities to inadequately protect their information from security incidents, including cases resulting in loss, theft or alteration of confidential data or fraud affecting customers. The package also adjusts rules covering insurance intermediation, procedures for declaring the nullity of affiliation to the Private Pension System, and early repayments of loans.