The Ukraine National Commission on Securities and Stock Market adopted a package of rule-making measures, including approved amendments to its regulations on the submission of financial statements and the approval of technical parameters and conditions for submitting financial statements in XBRL format to the Center for Collection, Validation and Publication. The Commission also updated its 2026 rule-making plan and advanced multiple amendments to existing NSSMC decisions and procedures. The package included approval of draft amendments to the procedure for providing information to the NSSMC at the request of the State Executive Service and private enforcement officers, an internal order delegating certain NSSMC powers to Commission staff, and an amendment to paragraph 2 of the NSSMC Order dated January 14, 2026. It also covered consideration or approval of several Cabinet of Ministers draft acts, including a draft letter to the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development on joining the OECD Council Recommendation on consumer rights protection in consumer lending, drafts on proposing personal sanctions and sectoral sanctions to the Republic of Nicaragua, a draft resolution to establish an interagency working group on implementing the Rule of Law Roadmap, and a draft resolution amending the procedure for supplying electricity to protected consumers. On supervision, the Commission changed the list of assets, including client and depositor funds of FREEDOM FINANCE UKRAINE LLC, subject to an asset-blocking sanction and classified “BRAVIA TRADE” and “IronMarkets” as dubious investment projects. Registration and licensing actions included registering and approving multiple share issues and prospectuses for corporate investment funds and other issuers, registering reports on NovaPay Credit LLC’s series M corporate bond issuance by public offering and PJSC “AGROSVITVOLYN” share placement, establishing AMC VENTURICO LLC’s compliance with criteria set out in Cabinet of Ministers Resolution No. 76 (January 27, 2023), excluding the “OPEN NON-STATE PENSION FUND ‘NADIYA’” from the register of non-state pension funds, and approving a series of compliance, risk management, internal audit and accounting appointments at professional market participants.