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  • Nasdaq Dubai Sustains Strong Momentum In Q1 2026, Raising Over USD 8 Billion In Fixed Income Listings

    Date 16/04/2026

    • Nasdaq Dubai recorded 18 fixed income listings during Q1 2026, raising over USD 8 billion. 
    • The quarter featured a diverse issuer base, with UAE issuers accounting for 67% of listings and 33% from international issuers.
    • Total outstanding listings reached a significant USD 149 billion, comprising USD 105 billion in Sukuk and USD 44 billion in bonds.  

  • Clear Street Expands European Market Access With MiFID II License In The Netherlands

    Date 16/04/2026

    • License Marks the Latest Step in Clear Street's Global Expansion Plan
    • Strengthens Growing European Presence Alongside its Established U.K. Operations

  • London Stock Exchange Group plc Result Of Noteholder Meetings

    Date 16/04/2026

    On 24 March 2026, LSEG plc announced invitations by each Issuer (each such invitation a "Consent Solicitation") to eligible holders of their relevant outstanding Notes to consent to the modification of the relevant terms and conditions (the "Conditions") of the relevant Series and consequential or related amendments to the transaction documents for the relevant Series such that:

    (i)            the Specified Denominations of the relevant Series will be £1,000 and integral multiples of £1,000 in excess thereof;

    (ii)           the relevant Final Terms in respect of the relevant Series will be updated to reflect that the Notes will be eligible for purchase by UK retail investors as they qualify as Plain Vanilla Listed Bonds ("PVLBs"); and

    (iii)          investors may hold interests in the relevant Series through Euroclear UK & Ireland Limited (formerly known as CRESTCo Limited) ("CREST") via the issuance of dematerialised depository interests ("CREST Depository Interests" or "CDIs"), issued, held, settled and transferred through CREST, representing interests in the relevant Notes underlying the CDIs.

  • UK Financial Conduct Authority Introduces Clearer And Simpler Short Selling Rules

    Date 16/04/2026

    The FCA has finalised a simpler UK short selling regime that reduces reporting burdens for firms, while maintaining regulatory oversight.

  • BIS: Cyber Risk Stress Testing For Banks

    Date 16/04/2026

    Highlights

    • In the context of growing frequency and sophistication, and increasing potential impacts of cyber incidents, some authorities have disclosed that they are conducting cyber stress tests to enhance firm and sector resilience to operational disruptions, such as those caused by cyber attacks.
    • These tests benefit both authorities and firms by identifying vulnerabilities and strengthening response and recovery mechanisms as well as, in some circumstances, identifying the financial stability impacts of such disruptions.
    • Based on recent exercises, two distinct approaches emerge, namely firm- or system-focused cyber stress tests. It is important for the authority in charge to select the approach that best reflects the institutional setup and the objectives of the stress test, ensuring consistency across all parts of the exercise.
    • Continued enhancements and disclosure of the methodological aspects in cyber stress tests can help raise awareness and establish best practices