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  • The US' financial regulation / monetary policy and trend to politicize economic / trade cooperation will restrict global economic development in 2023. Global Times
  • As geopolitical tensions have increased cybersecurity risks, Europe's top financial regulator has been contacting financial entities it supervises to assess their cybersecurity defences in light of recent developments in AI. Insurance Journal
  • Authorities in the euro zone, New Zealand, the United Kingdom and the United States are considering avenues to modernise financial regulation, streamline supervisory frameworks and better tailor rules to institutions' risk profiles. Reserve Bank of Australia
  • Canada's financial regulator is raising the amount of capital major banks need to have on hand over concerns of high household debt levels and other elevated systemic vulnerabilities. Advisor's Edge
  • Singapore's financial regulator has indicated it does not currently plan to amend insurance legislation to address the growing distribution of policies through e-commerce platforms, stating that existing safeguards already require firms to protect consumer interests. Insurance Business
  • Singapore's financial regulator, the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS), has responded to parliamentary questions regarding the potential of artificial intelligence, outlining the tech's strengths in its regulatory capabilities in the financial services sector. Insurance Business
  • Changes under the new U.S. administration, especially in cryptocurrency policies and financial regulation, will create new business opportunities and challenges. Host Merchant Services

Last updated: 23 June 2026



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