Supporters say the 1250% requirement will target the projects that do the most environmental damage.

The newly introduced Futures and Derivatives Law brings the country’s financial services market in line with international standards, welcoming foreign financing. 

There is a question mark over whether European open banking regulations really favour innovation, with the Asian approach potentially showing a better way forward.

New guidance indicates that the stablecoin market could be maturing, but there are still unanswered questions, putting that diagnosis in doubt.

The pandemic and the war in Ukraine have delayed the implementation of Basel III in many markets, with push backs from some of the biggest economies. In Asia, as some jurisdictions move ahead, it risks creating an uneven banking sector that the rules sought to avoid. 

Open banking offers opportunities for data-driven business models by allowing customers to share their banking data securely with third parties. The next step is unlocking customer data across the financial sector.

SEBI’s new regulatory plans for the corporate bond market have the best of intentions, but risk impeding much-needed growth.

The BNA has introduced a new regulatory measure, marking another step on its journey to making Angola an enticing investment prospect.

The ECB’s new tool aims to ensure stable monetary policy in Europe, but will its high bar ever be cleared?