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  • Ontario Securities Commission’s Investor Advisory Panel Releases 2025 Annual Report

    Date 12/05/2026

    The Ontario Securities Commission’s Investor Advisory Panel (IAP) today released its 2025 Annual Report  summarizing its activities, submissions, consultations, and meetings.

  • Central Bank Governors Appointed To Lead BIS Board And Key Groups

    Date 12/05/2026

    • BIS Board of Directors elects Fabio Panetta, Governor of the Bank of Italy, as its new Chair
    • Gabriel Galípolo, Governor of the Central Bank of Brazil, is appointed Chair of the meeting of Governors of major emerging market economies
    • Michele Bullock, Governor of the Reserve Bank of Australia, is appointed Chair of the Asian Consultative Council
    • Kazuo Ueda, Governor of the Bank of Japan, is appointed Chair of the Committee on the Global Financial System

  • ISDA AGM Studio: Julia Hueckel And Chris Zuehlke

    Date 12/05/2026

    Julia Hueckel, director of global regulatory policy at Coinbase, and Chris Zuehlke, global head of Cumberland and partner at DRW, speak with Nicolette Cone, ISDA’s chief of staff and associate general counsel, on the rapidly evolving legislative framework for digital assets in the US, and whether regulatory guidance on tokenized collateral is helping to unlock wider adoption in derivatives markets.

  • EquiLend Acquires Finadium, Expanding Presence In Securities Finance Research & Consulting - Finadium To Continue Operating Independently As A Subsidiary Of EquiLend

    Date 12/05/2026

    EquiLend, a global leader in securities finance technology, data, and analytics, today announced the acquisition of Finadium, a premier research and consultancy firm serving the securities finance, repo, collateral, and capital markets infrastructure industries.

  • The EBA Issues An Opinion About An Austrian Macroprudential Measure

    Date 12/05/2026

    The European Banking Authority (EBA) provided its opinion to the European Commission about the intention by the Austrian Financial Market Authority (FMA) to increase the level of an existing sectoral systemic risk buffer to address risks in the Austrian commercial real estate market. This measure would result in the sum of the other systemically important institutions (O-SII) buffer rate and the combined systemic risk buffer rate exceeding 5% for the targeted exposures of a subset of banks. The EBA does not object to it.