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India's Central Bank Discusses Mythos Risks with Global Regulators
India's central bank is reportedly in discussions with global regulators and banks to review the risks associated with 'Mythos'. These talks aim to assess and mitigate potential financial vulnerabilities related to the system.
Supreme Court Wary of Limiting Federal Regulators' Power in Data Privacy Case
The Supreme Court appears hesitant to limit the power of federal regulators in a significant data privacy case.
US Regulators Aim to Reduce Reporting Burden for Private Funds
US regulators are reportedly seeking to ease the reporting load and requirements for private funds, aiming to streamline compliance.

Anthropic's Mythos AI Sparks Banking Cyberattack Concerns, NSA Use Reported
Financial regulators worldwide are monitoring Anthropic's Mythos AI model after banking executives raised concerns about its potential to facilitate cyberattacks. The model is also reportedly being used by the US National Security Agency.
Asian regulators monitor Anthropic's Mythos for banking risks
Regulators across Asia are closely monitoring Anthropic's AI model, Mythos, to assess its potential risks within the banking sector.

Deutsche Bank Reports Russia Sanctions Violations
Deutsche Bank has disclosed violations of sanctions against Russia, prompting scrutiny into the German banking giant's compliance and operational weaknesses.

Experts Advocate for Consumer-Led Healthcare Reforms at Ghana's Inaugural Consumer Health Week
Health experts, policymakers, and regulators at Ghana’s inaugural Consumer Health Week have called for a shift towards consumer-led healthcare reforms, emphasizing the need to center patients within the country’s health system.

US Senate Rejects Efforts to Block Israel Arms Sales, Limit Iran War Powers
The US Senate voted down measures seeking to block arms sales to Israel and to rein in President Trump's war powers regarding Iran, with most Democrats supporting the efforts to halt the arms sales.
Bank of England Updates Bank Failure Playbook
The Bank of England has revised its procedures for handling bank failures, following an acknowledgment from US regulators. This update aims to enhance the framework for managing financial crises.
Anthropic's New AI Model 'Mythos' Sparks Cybersecurity Fears in Canada
Canada is expressing significant cybersecurity concerns regarding Anthropic's new AI model, Claude Mythos, with regulators and top banks discussing its potential to weaponize software vulnerabilities.
Hester Peirce Criticizes SEC Over Crypto Wallet Rules
SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce has criticized the agency's stance on crypto wallet rules, which has ignited a dispute among brokers. Her comments highlight ongoing tensions between regulators and the cryptocurrency industry.

Concerns Grow Over Anthropic's Mythos AI System Capabilities and Cybersecurity Risks
Widespread reports about Anthropic's new Mythos AI system, capable of identifying weaknesses, have prompted global financial regulators to assess its cybersecurity risks. Canadian and UK financial leaders are convening to address vulnerabilities and warn leading banks, insurers, and exchanges.

Dutch Nursing Home in De Steeg Closed Due to Safety Failures
A nursing home in De Steeg, Netherlands, was immediately shut down by authorities after regulators determined its continued operation posed unacceptable safety risks.
Japanese Legislators Raise Concerns Over Chinese Payment Apps Bypassing Domestic Financial System
Legislators and regulators in Japan are questioning whether Chinese payment applications are being used to bypass the country's domestic financial system, raising concerns about financial oversight.

Former Anti-Trust Chief Suggests Regulators Probe Oil Firm Collusion
The government's former anti-trust chief has stated that regulators have the authority to investigate potential collusion among oil firms.

Singapore Regulators and Banks Review GIRO Payment System Safeguards
The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) and local banks are undertaking a review of safeguards for the GIRO payment system, considering measures such as allowing customers to set monthly limits on transactions.
US Regulators Propose Anti-Money Laundering Rule Overhaul
U.S. regulators have put forward proposals for a significant overhaul of anti-money-laundering rules, aiming to strengthen financial crime prevention.

South Korea Intensifies Crackdown on Weak Firms, Increasing Delisting Risks
South Korean regulators have intensified efforts to tighten market oversight, leading to a sharp increase in the number of companies facing potential delisting in the first quarter. Data from the Korea Exchange shows 32 listed firms were newly identified with delisting risks.
AI Transforms Auditing Industry, Raising Regulatory Questions
Artificial intelligence is rapidly changing the way company accounts are reviewed, prompting questions about whether regulators are prepared for the technology's impact on the auditing sector.

Philippine Regulators Summon Taxi Operator Over K-pop Star Soobin Overcharging Incident
The Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) has issued a show-cause order to a taxi operator accused of overcharging South Korean singer Soobin in Cebu, prompting an official investigation into the alleged misconduct.
Regulators and Hollywood Push Back Against Warner Bros.-Paramount Merger
California officials and prominent Hollywood figures are voicing strong opposition to the proposed $111 billion merger between Warner Bros. and Paramount, citing concerns over antitrust issues, potential job losses, and media consolidation.

Dutch Authorities Call for Stronger EU Action Against 'Nudify' Apps
Dutch supervisory authorities, police, and the Public Prosecution Service are urging the EU to implement more robust measures, stating that the current ban on "nudify" apps is insufficient.
Vague Article on Strategy and Regulation
An article discusses strategy and regulation, posing the question of remembering when regulators were a significant factor.
JD.com and Ceconomy Mega Deal Delayed by Austrian Regulators
A major deal between JD.com and Ceconomy has been delayed due to scrutiny and regulatory hurdles imposed by Austrian authorities.
US Treasury to Consult Insurance Regulators on Rising Private Credit Risks
The US Treasury Department plans to consult with insurance regulators regarding the rising risks associated with private credit lenders, according to recent reports.
US Regulators Plan to Revitalize Public Listings and IPOs
America’s regulators and market operators are collaborating on a new plan aimed at rekindling public listings and making Initial Public Offerings (IPOs) more attractive.
UK regulators to investigate the proposed JV between Kimberly-Clark and Suzano
NERC unveils forum to harmonise federal, state electricity rules
The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission has unveiled the Forum of Nigerian Electricity Regulators, a new collaborative platform aimed at strengthening coordination, harmonising standards, and…

Regulators Crack Down on K-Pop Stars' Solo Labels Amid Tax Evasion Concerns
As more K-Pop stars launch one-person agencies for independence, government regulators are scrutinizing these labels to distinguish legitimate businesses from potential tax optimization vehicles.
US Lawmakers Question Nvidia CEO Over Smuggling Remarks
US lawmakers are investigating whether remarks made by Nvidia's CEO regarding smuggling may have misled regulators.

New Crypto Regulations Could Favor Trump Family Projects
Major US financial regulators have published new rules that narrow the definition of securities for cryptocurrencies, a shift that industry insiders believe could significantly benefit the Trump family's crypto ventures.

Research Highlights Green Public Procurement for Carbon Neutrality Transition
A new study explores who should initiate the transition to carbon neutrality, suggesting that green public procurement offers a pathway out of the current stalemate between consumers, companies, regulators, and governments.
Big Banks Poised to Benefit from Loosened Capital Rules Proposal
Big banks are set to benefit significantly from a new proposal aimed at loosening capital rules, as reported by the Wall Street Journal, with US regulators moving to soften these rules.

China Curbs 'Low-Quality' Listings to Cool Hong Kong IPO Market
Chinese regulators are implementing measures to curb 'low-quality' listings in Hong Kong, targeting opaque 'red-chip' structures to cool the IPO boom while assuring the market remains open for new issues.
US Regulators Overhaul Bank Capital Rules
US regulators are in the process of overhauling bank capital rules, a development detailed in a new factbox.

US Regulators Plan to Cut Wall Street Capital Requirements by 4.8%
US regulators have unveiled plans to reduce capital requirements for Wall Street banks by 4.8%, a move that critics argue could weaken financial crisis safeguards.
Constellation to Sell $5B in PJM Assets for Regulatory Approval of Calpine Deal
Constellation announced plans to sell $5 billion worth of PJM generation assets to satisfy regulators regarding its proposed deal with Calpine, aiming to secure approval for the acquisition.
Google Developing AI Opt-Out Options to Address UK Regulatory Concerns
Google is actively developing options to allow users to opt out of AI features in search, a move aimed at addressing competition concerns raised by UK regulators regarding data control and AI interactions.

Netflix’s Ted Sarandos Warns EU Regulators: YouTube Isn’t a ‘Bunch of Cat Videos,’ It’s a ‘Straightforward Direct Competitor’
Arriving in Brussels ahead of a review of Europe’s streaming regulations, Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos delivered a pointed message to EU policymakers, warning them in that they are overlooking one of…

Nigerian ministers, Lagos electricity regulators to speak at African energy summit in US
The summit, which brings together African energy policymakers, regulators, investors and development partners, will focus on strengthening the United States–Africa energy partnership and expanding investment in the continent’s power sector. The post Nigerian ministers, Lagos electricity regulators to speak at African energy summit in US appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
Europe takes first step to banning AI-generated child sexual abuse images
EU tech regulators and national watchdogs are currently investigating Grok’s sexualised AI deepfakes

Paramount and Warner Bros. Merger Prospects and Hollywood's Future
Paramount-Warner Bros. merger talks continue, with Paramount CEO David Ellison positioning himself as a preserver of old Hollywood, though the feasibility of his promises remains uncertain. Regulators are also scrutinizing potential weak spots in the proposed deal.
Hong Kong Regulators Plan to 'Name and Shame' Lawyers and Auditors for Sloppy IPO Work
Hong Kong regulators are proposing a new measure to 'name and shame' lawyers and auditors found responsible for sloppy work on initial public offerings (IPOs), as they address an influx of Chinese companies seeking to raise funds in the city.

Competition is always good for others
We've been at this for years, between errors in municipal concessions, weak regulators, and soft, uncompetitive laws. Consumers pay the price.
EU’s antitrust chief now has warning for America's biggest chip companies Nvidia and AMD
The European Union is expanding its AI industry scrutiny, with officials warning US chipmakers like Nvidia and AMD. Regulators are examining the entire AI stack, from underlying models and data to cloud infrastructure, due to concerns about market dominance. Nvidia's significant market share in GPUs is a particular focus, potentially leading to antitrust investigations and hefty fines.

UK Watchdogs Press Social Media Giants to Block Children and Tighten Age Checks
UK regulators are urging social media companies including Meta, TikTok, Snap, and YouTube to implement stricter age verification and block children under 13, with warnings of hefty fines if they fail to protect children online, as the government considers barring under-16s from such platforms.

Social media firms asked to toughen up age checks for under-13s
Instagram, Snapchat, TikTok, YouTube and Roblox are among the platforms UK regulators say aren't putting children's safety at the heart of their products.
Revolut gets full license approval from UK
Fintech company Revolut has received full license approval from UK regulators, marking a significant milestone for its operations in the country.

Nigeria prioritises local gasoline supply, suspends import licences
Nigeria has suspended the issuance of gasoline import licences for a second straight month as regulators begin enforcing provisions of the Petroleum Industry Act (PIA) that allow imports only when the African country's domestic supply falls short.

Archer Accuses Joby of Relying on Chinese Suppliers for Flying Taxis
Flying taxi manufacturer Archer Aviation has accused its rival Joby Aviation of misleading regulators and investors by depending on Chinese suppliers for its operations.

The non-linear reality of AI: Why markets, regulators and nations must prepare for sudden leaps
Artificial intelligence does not evolve gradually. It jumps. It produces quiet plateaus followed by discontinuities that shock incumbents, confuse forecasters and reorder competitive landscapes.

FG, states adopt unified gaming framework to boost economy
The Federal Government and the gaming regulators of 25 states have adopted a unified regulatory framework for the gaming sector, aimed at strengthening oversight of advertising, promoting collaboration among regulators, and enhancing the sector’s contribution to Nigeria’s economy. This was revealed on Monday in Abuja during the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding establishing a Read More: https://punchng.com/fg-states-adopt-unified-gaming-framework-to-boost-economy/

Child Online Protection Requires Joint Effort, Not Just Bans
An article discusses that protecting children online cannot be the sole responsibility of one institution, but requires a joint effort from parents, the state, educational systems, tech companies, and regulators.
Trump’s Bank Regulators Outdo Basel, Boost Tokenized Securities - Forbes
Trump’s Bank Regulators Outdo Basel, Boost Tokenized Securities Forbes
US Regulators Announce No Extra Capital Charges for Banks on Tokenized Securities
US regulators have stated that banks will not face additional capital charges for holding tokenized securities, providing clarity for financial institutions.
US Regulators Announce No Extra Capital Charges for Tokenized Securities
US regulators have stated that banks will not face additional capital charges for holding tokenized securities, a move that could impact the adoption of blockchain technology in finance.
Charter CEO Says California Regulators Hampering Cox Merger Approval
Chris Winfrey told an investors conference the deal has FCC and Department of Justice clearances, but Golden State regulators have yet to sign off on the $34.5 billion acquisition ahead of a key deadline.
Brazilian Regulators Demand Daily Guarantees from Crypto Exchanges
Brazilian financial regulators are now requiring cryptocurrency exchanges to provide daily guarantees of their asset holdings to ensure transparency and investor protection.

Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery Merger Faces Regulatory Scrutiny
The proposed $111 billion merger between Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery is expected to undergo close examination by global regulators due to potential competition issues.
AI Transforms Banking Sector, Raises Concerns
Artificial intelligence is poised to revolutionize the banking industry, bringing significant growth potential but also new threats that are alarming regulators.

55 Ghanaians killed on the battlefields of Ukraine
First, dozens of Ghanaians have been killed on the battlefields of Ukraine, as Ghana's Foreign Minister makes a direct appeal to President Zelensky. Also, a new sleeping sickness pill receives the green light from European regulators, paving its way to Africa to protect over 60 million at risk from the deadly tsetse fly. Finally, Paris Agriculture Fair celebrates African Culture with many producers from the continent who came to showcase their products. Côte d'Ivoire shines as guest of Honor ...
California Attorney General Plants Flag on Paramount-Warner Bros. Merger: “Not a Done Deal”
If the Justice Department and foreign regulators approves the deal, it'll be up to state attorneys general to challenge the merger.

Judge Declines to Halt Probe into Iowa Teachers' Posts After Charlie Kirk's Assassination
A federal court has refused to stop Iowa education regulators from investigating complaints against two teachers regarding their social media posts following the assassination of Charlie Kirk.

Google to Test Search Changes Amid EU Antitrust Probe
Google is reportedly testing changes to its search results in response to an ongoing EU antitrust investigation and potential fines under the Digital Markets Act, aiming to address concerns from rivals and regulators.

Dozens of Icelandic Ships Ordered to Undergo New Safety Checks
Sixty-six Icelandic vessels must undergo renewed safety inspections after regulators determined that previous checks on onboard rubber lifeboats did not meet required standards. As reported by RÚV, th

Families Sue Texas Officials Over Camp Mystic Flood Evacuation
Relatives of nine Camp Mystic flood victims are suing Texas health officials, alleging that regulators failed to enforce mandatory evacuation plan requirements.

EU Forms Working Group for Montenegro Accession Treaty
The European Union has approved the creation of a working group tasked with drafting Montenegro's accession treaty. This move signifies a step forward in Montenegro's path towards EU membership.
Chinese Regulator Promotes Floating-Rate Bonds for Risk Management
Chinese regulators are promoting the use of floating-rate bonds as a strategy to manage financial risks within the market.

E.P.A., Maryland Sue D.C. Utility Over Potomac River Sewage
In separate lawsuits, environmental regulators said D.C. Water failed to prevent and contain a massive spill of raw sewage upstream of Washington.
Barclays Under UK Regulatory Scrutiny for SRT Deals
Barclays is facing increased scrutiny from UK regulators concerning its Synthetic Risk Transfer (SRT) deals.
Financial Regulators Propose Amendments to Private Fund Reporting
Two financial regulators have proposed amendments to the reporting requirements for private funds.

California Regulators Cancel 250th Anniversary Charity Fireworks
California regulators have canceled charity fireworks planned for America's 250th anniversary celebration. This decision has sparked widespread outrage among organizers and the public.

Meralco to Hike Power Rates After P4-B Cost Recovery Approval
Manila Electric Co. (Meralco) consumers will face higher power rates beginning September after regulators approved the distributor's recovery of over P4 billion in payments.

China's PBOC Raises Leverage Ratios for Foreign Lenders to Support Outbound Investment
China's central bank has increased the limit on banks’ overseas lending, a move analysts believe will support Chinese firms in expanding outbound investments and help stabilize the yuan. Regulators raised the overseas-loan leverage ratio for foreign banks.
Indonesian Regulators Investigate Potential Market Misconduct
Indonesian regulators are probing a wide range of potential market misconduct, focusing on 'deep fried' stocks that appear more expensive than Nvidia.
Bank of England Updates Bank Failure Playbook
The Bank of England has updated its playbook for handling bank failures, following an acknowledgment from US regulators.

Ghana and Rwanda Regulators Sign MoU on Nuclear Safety Cooperation
The Nuclear Regulatory Authority (NRA) of Ghana and the Rwanda Utilities Regulatory Authority have signed a Memorandum of Understanding. This agreement aims to strengthen collaboration in the safe and secure regulation of nuclear and radiological facilities and activities for peaceful purposes.

Bank of England Gains US Approval for New Lender Rescue Method
The Bank of England has received approval from US regulators for a new approach to rescuing failed lenders, providing more flexibility for 'bail-in' processes during crises.
Treasury Secretary Bessent Criticizes Crypto Leaders as Clarity Act Deadline Nears
Treasury Secretary Bessent has reportedly labeled crypto leaders as 'nihilists' as the deadline for the Clarity Act approaches. Her comments highlight ongoing tensions between regulators and the cryptocurrency industry.
Democrats Pressure Trump Regulators Over 'Suspicious' Trades
U.S. Democrats are maintaining pressure on regulators appointed during the Trump administration regarding alleged suspicious trading activities.

Nigeria Outlines Strategy to Achieve 3 Million Barrels Per Day Oil Production
Nigeria's oil and gas regulators and operators have developed a coordinated plan to reach a crude oil production target of three million barrels per day. The strategy emphasizes sustained regulatory reforms, investment inflows, and digitalization.

X-Men Debuts New Costumes and Reborn Classic Team
The X-Men introduce new matching costumes and a new version of the New Mutants, which now includes a former villain, marking the official rebirth of a classic team.
Insurers' $1 Trillion Private Credit Buildup Raises Regulatory Concerns
A substantial $1 trillion buildup in private credit by insurers is reportedly outpacing regulatory oversight, raising concerns among financial watchdogs.
Wall Street Watchdogs Retreat Amid Trump's Deregulatory Push
Financial regulators on Wall Street are reportedly pulling back their oversight efforts amidst former President Trump's push for deregulation, impacting various new markets and risks from crypto to private credit.

Court Rules New Jersey Regulators Cannot Bar Kalshi from Offering Sports Event Contracts
A court has ruled that New Jersey regulators do not have the authority to prevent Kalshi, a prediction market platform, from offering contracts related to sports events.

Federal Regulators Approve 20-Year Extension for California's Diablo Canyon Nuclear Plant
Federal regulators have cleared the way for California's last nuclear power plant, Diablo Canyon, to continue operating for two more decades. The approval grants 20-year license renewals for its two reactors.

Unica Bulgaria Reportedly Pays €6 Million Ransom After Cyberattack
Bulgarian insurance company Unica Bulgaria was reportedly hit by ransomware in early 2025, paying approximately €6 million to decrypt its systems. The company informed regulators but not its clients about the breach.
Coinbase Secures Conditional US Trust Charter Approval
Cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase has received conditional approval from US regulators for a trust charter, a significant step for its operations in the United States.
US Treasury to Discuss Private Credit Markets with Insurance Regulators
The US Treasury Department is scheduled to meet with insurance regulators to discuss the private credit markets.

Nigerian Regulators Investigate Persistent Underwater Gas Eruption in Rivers State
Nigerian authorities, including the Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission, have launched an investigation into a persistent underwater gas bubbling incident in Rivers State, following calls from civil society organizations and local communities for a solution.

SEC Adopts Crypto-Friendly Policies Under Trump Administration
The embrace of cryptocurrency by financial regulators under President Trump has entered a new, cozier phase, with the S.E.C. now writing crypto-friendly policies.
Private Capital Industry Faces Scrutiny Over $22 Trillion Risks
As investors seek to withdraw funds, the $22 trillion private capital industry dismisses comparisons to the 2008 financial crisis, though regulators express skepticism about the risks involved.
Eversource Faces Regulatory Hit with ROE Reset and Refund Risk
Eversource Energy is impacted by regulators resetting its Return on Equity (ROE), which could lead to potential customer refunds.
Danish Regulators Approve Joint DR and DMI Weather App
The Danish Radio and TV Board has approved the proposal for DR and DMI to develop a joint weather application, following a successful value test of the idea.

Regulators to Scrutinize Trading Ahead of Trump Posts
Former SEC chair Jay Clayton stated that regulators would investigate any trading activity occurring in advance of announcements or posts made by Donald Trump.

Guest Column Argues Against WBD-Paramount Skydance Merger on Anti-Trust Grounds
A guest column in Deadline urges anti-trust regulators to reject the proposed link-up between Warner Bros. Discovery, Paramount, and Skydance, citing concerns over market concentration.
Indonesian Regulators Probe Investment Banks for Alleged Capital Market Crimes
Indonesian regulators are investigating underwriters UOB, Mirae, and Shinhan for alleged capital market crimes. The probe follows a significant plunge in stock prices observed in January.

Chinese IPOs in US Falter Amid Manipulation Scrutiny
Chinese initial public offerings in the US are struggling as regulators increase scrutiny over alleged manipulation schemes involving "toxic" small-cap stocks that have caused losses for US investors.
European Trade Group Slams Broadcom's VMware Program Changes
European cloud providers' lobby group CISPE is urging EU antitrust regulators to intervene against Broadcom's termination of its VMware Cloud Service Provider program, calling it a "death sentence" for suppliers and a restriction on customer choice.
Big Banks Score Win as US Regulators Propose Easing Capital Rules
US regulators have unveiled plans to ease capital requirements for major banks, a move seen as a win for big banks and potentially impacting financial regulations and Wall Street capital requirements.
Novo Nordisk's Higher Dose Wegovy Weight-Loss Drug Approved in U.S.
Novo Nordisk's weight-loss drug, Wegovy, has received approval from U.S. regulators for a higher dose. This development expands the treatment options available for weight management.

Banking Regulators Poised to Ease Post-Crisis Capital Rules
Banking regulators are preparing to relax post-crisis capital rules, a move long advocated by bank lobbyists, which will reduce the capital reserves banks are required to hold.

4Chan Fined £520,000 by UK for Online Safety Breaches, Mocks Penalty
The US messageboard 4Chan has been fined £520,000 by UK regulators for online safety breaches, including a £450,000 penalty for failing to implement age checks to prevent children from accessing pornography, a fine which the platform has reportedly mocked.

Pennsylvania Regulators Seek $2.6 Million Fine for Deadly Chocolate Factory Explosion
Pennsylvania state regulators have requested an administrative judge to order a gas company to pay $2.6 million in civil penalties for a chocolate factory explosion three years ago that killed seven workers.
Google Developing AI Opt-Out for Search to Address UK Concerns
Google is reportedly developing options that would allow users to opt out of AI features in its search engine, aiming to alleviate concerns raised by UK regulators.
Tennessee minors sue Musk's xAI, alleging Grok generated sexual images of them
Governments and regulators around the world have since launched probes, imposed bans and demanded safeguards in a growing push to curb illegal and offensive material
Thames Water creditors offer £6.55bn in new debt to take formal control
Deal requires agreement with regulators and government and could take a number of months to conclude

Regulators and Telecoms Explore AI and 5G Prospects at MWC26
At MWC26, regulators and telecommunications companies are discussing the future prospects of AI and 5G, with a focus on innovation, cybersecurity, and the necessity for coordinated digital trust actions.
Global brokerages chase Indonesia’s retail investor boom as regulators clean up stock market - The Straits Times
Global brokerages chase Indonesia’s retail investor boom as regulators clean up stock market The Straits Times

Anthropic Sues Pentagon Over ‘Supply Chain Risk’ Label
AI developer Anthropic has filed a lawsuit against the US Department of Defense to challenge its 'supply chain risk' designation, with Microsoft, Google, and OpenAI staff publicly urging a US judge to block the Pentagon's decision and prevent a ban on Anthropic's technology in existing defense…
Singapore-based firms clash with Chinese regulators
The Straits Times reports on instances where Singapore-based firms have encountered conflicts with Chinese regulatory bodies.
Expert Proposes Plan to Cut Energy Bills by 30 Percent Through State Regulation
An expert suggests a plan to reduce electricity costs by 30 percent by having state regulators rein in utility companies' profits, leveraging the regulated nature of electricity prices.

UK Regulators Set Deadline for Digital Platforms to Protect Children
British regulators Ofcom and ICO have given technology giants until the end of April to enhance measures for protecting children online, including improving age verification and combating harmful algorithms.

Nigeria's Anti-Corruption Agency and Mortgage Brokers Combat Property Fraud
Nigeria's anti-corruption watchdog, ICPC, and mortgage industry regulators have launched a joint initiative to tackle fraud, fake agents, and other malpractices prevalent in the country's real estate and housing finance sectors.
Bipartisan plan would claw back CEO pay at failed banks
Under the bipartisan legislative proposal, regulators would have to seize pay from bank executives whose decisions trigger failures.
Tesla and Google Partner on Electricity Bill Solutions
Tesla and Google have joined a coalition to collaborate with U.S. lawmakers and regulators, aiming to optimize the electric grid and reduce electricity costs for consumers.

Nigerian Regulators Emphasize Courts' Role in Fair Markets and Investor Confidence
Nigerian regulators highlight the crucial role of strong judicial interpretation of competition and consumer protection laws in shaping market conduct, boosting investor confidence, and protecting consumers.

Justice Department Says Trump Can Overrule California and Approve Oil Pipeline
The Justice Department said the president has the legal authority to overrule state regulators and reopen an offshore oil pipeline that was shut down after causing a gigantic oil spill.

Indian Parliament Committee to Interact with Higher Education Regulators on New Bill
A Joint Parliamentary Committee (JPC) on the Viksit Bharat Shiksha Adhishthan Bill is scheduled to interact with officials from the UGC, AICTE, and NCTE this week. The bill aims to overhaul India's higher education regulatory framework by replacing existing bodies with a single authority.
A Crypto Coin Is Gobbling Up U.S. Treasuries
A new generation of cryptocurrency, pegged to the dollar, is growing rapidly, promising faster payments and potentially lower interest rates. But regulators and bankers warn of risks.

Maine Lobster Haul Declines for Fourth Consecutive Year Amid Overfishing Warnings
Maine's lobster catch has seen a decline for the fourth year in a row, following persistent warnings from regulators about overfishing in the southern New England lobster fishery.
US Regulators Exempt Banks from Extra Capital Charges on Tokenized Securities
US regulators have announced that banks will not face additional capital charges for holding tokenized securities, a move impacting the financial sector's engagement with digital assets.

Meta Opens WhatsApp to AI Rivals to Avoid EU Antitrust Action
Meta Platforms will allow competing artificial intelligence chatbots to operate on WhatsApp in Europe for the next year, aiming to preempt potential interim measures from European Commission antitrust regulators.

Dutch Audit Office Criticizes Oversight of Industrial Pollution
The Dutch Audit Office has issued a critical report, stating that the minister has insufficient insight into the discharge of harmful substances by industry into Dutch waters, raising concerns about drinking water contamination.
Governments and Industry Urged to Take Responsibility for Online Safety
A new report emphasizes that governments, regulators, and the tech industry must assume greater responsibility for online safety, rather than solely burdening children, parents, or caregivers.

SEBI presses banks, other regulators for stricter insider trading enforcement, says chief
SEBI has reduced the documentation needed for entry of foreign investors and hopes to bring down the time taken to five days eventually, SEBI Chairperson Pandey said in an interview

Paramount-Skydance to Acquire Warner Bros. Discovery
US media giant Paramount-Skydance has announced an agreement to acquire fellow company Warner Bros. Discovery, winning a bidding war against Netflix.

Switzerland Shuts Down Bank Accused of Ties to Iran and Russia
Swiss financial regulators have closed a bank targeted by the US Treasury Department for alleged transactions with illicit actors linked to Russia and Iran.

Netflix withdraws from the bid for Warner Bros and clears the way for Trump's allies
The streaming giant considers the operation "no longer financially attractive" and does not match the 111 billion offer presented by Paramount, which will take control if regulators approve...
Regulators Cracked Down on India’s Giant Options Market. Did it Work?
Regulators have implemented measures to control India's large options market, raising questions about the effectiveness of these actions.
Kalshi Accuses a ‘MrBeast’ Employee of Insider Trading
The prediction-market platform said it had reported the employee to federal regulators. The show’s parent company said it had “no tolerance for this behavior.”
Crypto.com Gains Regulatory Wins After Trump PAC Donation
Crypto.com has reportedly achieved regulatory successes following a significant $35 million donation to a Trump PAC.

Air India Technical Incidents Reach 14-Month High, Face Regulator Scrutiny
Air India is facing increased scrutiny from regulators after technical incidents, including fuel leaks, reached a 14-month high, following a major crash last year.

Online Watchdog Warns Video Game Giants Over Child Grooming Concerns
An online watchdog has issued a warning to major video game companies regarding increasing concerns about child grooming on their platforms. This action follows Roblox's recent implementation of new account types specifically designed for underage users, amidst growing pressure from global regulators.

South Korea Curbs Syringe Hoarding Amid Supply Crisis from Iran War
South Korean health regulators are intervening to curb syringe hoarding as the ongoing Iran War and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz disrupt global supply chains, impacting medical supplies.
JPMorgan Seeks China Approval for Active ETF Launch
JPMorgan Chase & Co. is actively working to secure approval from Chinese securities regulators to introduce actively managed exchange-traded funds in China for the first time this year.

New AI model 'Mythos' raises cybersecurity concerns
A powerful new AI model named Mythos has caused alarm among governments and regulators due to its ability to find previously undetected bugs, prompting calls for critical sectors to strengthen their cybersecurity defenses.
Regulators Crack Down on Delivery App Junk Fees
Local and federal regulators in the US are initiating a nationwide crackdown on hidden or 'junk' fees charged by food delivery platforms, following settlements and increased scrutiny.

House Democrat Probes Suspicious Oil Trades During Iran War
Lawmakers and regulators are investigating a series of well-timed oil trades that occurred during the Iran war, raising suspicions of illicit activity.

Anthropic's 'Dangerous' Mythos AI Model Under Scrutiny, US Agencies Eye Access
Anthropic's new Mythos AI model is facing significant scrutiny from regulators and its own developers, with some reports deeming it 'too dangerous to release' to the public. Despite these concerns, the White House is reportedly considering providing US government agencies with access to the powerful AI.
German Banks Assess Risks of Anthropic's Mythos AI with Regulators
German financial institutions are reportedly evaluating the potential risks associated with Anthropic's Mythos AI model, engaging with regulatory authorities to understand its implications. This proactive assessment aims to ensure compliance and manage new technological challenges.
BOE Governor Bailey Warns Regulators on AI Cyber Risk to Banks
Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey urged financial regulators to assess the cybersecurity risks that artificial intelligence poses to banks.

Nexstar-Tegna Merger Faces Antitrust Lawsuits
The $6.2 billion acquisition deal between local TV giants Nexstar and Tegna, despite quick approval from Trump administration regulators, is now facing significant challenges from two antitrust lawsuits.

Former Nigerian Oil Minister Diezani Alison-Madueke denies UK corruption charges
Former Nigerian oil minister Diezani Alison-Madueke has categorically denied all corruption charges in her UK trial, stating in court that she never asked for, took, or received any bribes and did not abuse her office.

UK Regulators Assess Risks of Latest Anthropic AI Model
UK regulators are reportedly rushing to assess the potential risks associated with the latest artificial intelligence model developed by Anthropic.

Dutch Regulators Approve Tesla's Full Self-Driving System for Supervised Use
Dutch regulatory authorities have granted approval for Tesla's Full Self-Driving (FSD) software to be used on highways and city streets under mandatory human supervision, marking a European first for the electric car manufacturer.
China Battery Stocks Surge Amid Regulatory Action Against Price Wars
Chinese battery stocks experienced a surge after regulators announced measures to address intense price wars within the industry, aiming to stabilize the market.

Open Letter Calls for Action Against Mobile Money Fraud in Ghana
An open letter has been addressed to telecommunication companies, regulators, and security agencies in Ghana, questioning whether current SIM re-registration efforts are effectively tackling the persistent problem of mobile money fraud.

Telcos and Regulators Criticized for Failing to Combat Mobile Money Fraud in Ghana
Mobile money fraud in Ghana is reportedly succeeding due to insufficient efforts from telcos and regulators, leading to widespread financial losses for citizens.
Wall Street Regulators Retreat Amid Trump's Deregulatory Push
Wall Street watchdogs are reportedly scaling back their oversight efforts, influenced by former President Trump's broader push for deregulation.
Supreme Court Urged to Limit Local Government Role in Energy Market Regulation
An opinion piece argues that the Supreme Court should intervene to prevent activist local governments from usurping federal authority over international emissions and energy market regulation.

FDA Declines Specific Guidance on Foreign Drug Imports by Health Programs
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has declined to issue specific guidance regarding the import of prescription drugs from overseas by health programs. This decision follows a CNBC investigation that highlighted the proliferation of such programs, which regulators consider a violation of import laws.

China's TV Regulators Criticize 'Beauty-Obsessed' Dramas, Call for Quality Storytelling
China's National Radio and Television Administration's drama department has criticized the industry's focus on beauty and traffic, urging for a shift towards higher quality storytelling in TV dramas.
Chinese Regulators Investigate False Claims on Imported Goods
Chinese regulators have launched an investigation into false claims made about 'imported' goods, aiming to ensure market integrity and consumer protection.
Coinbase Receives Conditional US Approval for Trust Charter
Coinbase has announced it has secured conditional approval from U.S. regulators for a trust charter, a significant step for the cryptocurrency exchange.

Google Meets South Korean Regulators Over App Store Fee Reforms
Google executives met with South Korean regulators to explain planned changes to its app marketplace, including lower commissions and the introduction of alternative payment options.

Apple's Accidental AI Feature Rollout in China Risks Regulatory Backlash
Apple's accidental rollout of its anticipated Apple Intelligence feature in mainland China, which lacks regulatory approval, before swiftly pulling it, could provoke the ire of regulators and expose the US tech giant to significant backlash.
JD.com's Ceconomy Takeover Faces Austrian Scrutiny Delay
JD.com has warned that its planned takeover of Ceconomy is facing delays due to scrutiny from Austrian regulators.
US Treasury to Consult Regulators on Private Credit Lenders
The U.S. Treasury Department is reportedly planning to consult with insurance regulators regarding private credit lenders, according to exclusive sources.
Binance Australia Fined $7M for Misclassifying Retail Clients
Binance Australia's derivatives arm has been fined $7 million for what regulators described as a 'shocking misclassification' of its retail clients.
UK Watchdog Freezes New Clients for Bank of London After Fine
The Bank of London, a lossmaking fintech, has been fined £2 million and hit with a new client freeze by a UK watchdog for misleading regulators about its capital position.

Nigerian Banks Raise N4.61 Trillion as CBN Urges African Regulators to Tackle Cross-Border Risks
Nigerian banks have raised N4.61 trillion ahead of the March 31 deadline, while the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) Governor, Mr. Olayemi Cardoso, continues to emphasize the need for African financial regulators to enhance cooperation in managing cross-border risks and ensuring stability.

CVS Health Reaches Insulin Pricing Settlement with FTC Amid Regulatory Scrutiny
CVS Health has reached a settlement with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) concerning a case related to its insulin pricing practices, as pharmacy benefit managers face increasing scrutiny from regulators and lawmakers over their drug pricing methods.
EU Regulators to Decide on UPM, Sappi Paper Deal by April 28
EU antitrust regulators are set to make a decision on the proposed paper deal between UPM and Sappi by April 28, following their review of the transaction.
Ugandan Regulators Seek Balance Between Growth and Responsibility After Shs8.2 Trillion Bets
Ugandan regulators are reportedly striving to balance economic growth with responsible oversight, particularly in the wake of Shs8.2 trillion (Ugandan Shillings) in bets, indicating a focus on managing the financial sector.
Tesla Under Investigation for Autonomous Driving Failures in Multiple Accidents
Federal regulators in the US have intensified their investigation into Tesla after several of its autonomous vehicles were involved in crashes, with reports detailing nine accidents where the self-driving software failed to alert drivers in adverse conditions like fog.
Big Banks Win Big With Proposal to Loosen Capital Rules - WSJ
Big Banks Win Big With Proposal to Loosen Capital Rules WSJ
US Regulators Move to Soften Capital Rules for Big Banks
US regulators are reportedly moving to soften capital rules for major banks, a development that some suggest indicates big banks have achieved their lobbying goals.

Health facilities urged to strengthen compliance , improve patient safety
The Health Facilities Regulatory Agency (HeFRA) has urged health facility operators to strictly adhere to standards and engage proactively with regulators to strengthen patient safety and service…

Austrian Regulators Introduce "Fairness Catalog" for Energy Suppliers
E-Control and the Federal Competition Authority (BWB) in Austria have introduced a "fairness catalog" aimed at energy suppliers to ensure fair practices in the market.
Pennsylvania Regulators Seek $2.6 Million Penalty for Deadly Chocolate Factory Explosion
Pennsylvania regulators are seeking $2.6 million in penalties following a deadly chocolate factory explosion that occurred in 2023.

US Regulators Consider Ending Mandatory Quarterly Earnings Reports
According to a media report, the US stock market regulator is considering a proposal to require publicly traded companies to publish their results only semi-annually instead of every three months.

Dozens of Australian petrol stations run out of fuel as panic-buying continues
NRMA says record-high fuel may be here to stay in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane after prices soared early in the Middle East conflict Follow our Australia news live blog for latest updates Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast Dozens of service stations across Australia have run out of petrol as distributors struggle to keep up with customers panic-buying as the conflict in the Middle East continues to disrupt prices. The NRMA has warned regulators “missed” the chanc...

Zenith Bank deepens UK presence with strategic Manchester branch opening
The official opening ceremony, scheduled to hold on Tuesday, 17 March 2026, is expected to attract government officials from Nigeria and the United Kingdom, regulators, investors, customers, and business leaders from both countries The post Zenith Bank deepens UK presence with strategic Manchester branch opening appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
NewsGuard Sues FTC Over Alleged Trump Administration Targeting
NewsGuard has filed a lawsuit against the Federal Trade Commission, alleging that regulators appointed by the Trump administration are specifically targeting its media credibility ratings.
X Submits Remedies to EU Regarding Blue Check Mark System After Fine
Elon Musk's social media platform X has submitted proposals to the EU Commission detailing remedies for its blue check mark verification system, following a significant fine and ongoing dialogue with regulators.
Apple Cuts China App Store Fees to Fend Off Local Regulators - Bloomberg.com
Apple Cuts China App Store Fees to Fend Off Local Regulators Bloomberg.com

Banking Regulators Plan to Ease Some Capital Requirements
The Federal Reserve and other financial regulators will soon release proposals to loosen some planned rules on how much capital banks must hold in reserve to mitigate risks.

UK Regulators Urge Social Media Platforms to Block Children from Services
British regulatory bodies have issued strong recommendations to social media platforms, urging them to enhance mechanisms for protecting minors and to enforce stricter age verification to block children from their services.

Watchdogs Urge Big Tech to Enhance Child Online Safety
Regulators are calling on major technology companies to urgently improve their efforts in protecting children online, accusing platforms of failing to prioritize children's safety in their products.

ICPC and Mortgage Brokers Combat Property Fraud in Nigeria
Nigeria’s anti-corruption watchdog, the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC), and mortgage industry regulators have launched a joint effort to tackle fraud, fake agents, and other malpractices in the country’s real estate and housing finance sector.
Regulators' Efforts Fail to Lower Concert Ticket Prices
Despite regulatory attempts to address issues in the concert ticket market, prices are not expected to decrease, with new problems potentially arising from these interventions.
Live Nation Deal Raises Antitrust Concerns
A deal involving Live Nation is once again drawing scrutiny from antitrust regulators, sparking concerns about market competition.

Nigerian Authorities Suspend Helicopter Landing Fee Enforcement for Two Months
Nigerian authorities have temporarily suspended the enforcement of helicopter landing fees for two months, allowing regulators and industry operators to review concerns over the controversial charge.
German Publishers Reject Apple's Revised App Tracking Rules, Demand Antitrust Fine
German publishers have rejected Apple's updated app tracking rules, arguing they do not adequately address competition concerns, and are urging antitrust regulators to impose a fine on the tech giant.

New Lawsuit Challenges Rubio’s Threats Against Foreign Tech Regulators
A lawsuit filed on Monday argues that a State Department’s decision to withhold visas from experts who have pushed for stronger social media regulations is illegal.

PJM Market Monitor Opposes Maryland Coal Plant Sale To Data Center Company
PJM Market Monitor Opposes Maryland Coal Plant Sale To Data Center Company By Ethan Howland of UtilityDive The PJM Interconnection’s market monitor on Wednesday urged federal regulators to reject an application from GenOn to sell a 216-MW power plant in Maryland to TeraWulf over concerns the data center developer would remove the resource from PJM’s market. Taking the four Morgantown generating units out of the PJM market would run counter to “principles” issued by the National ...
Bank Regulators Discuss Capital Rules for Tokenized Securities
Bank regulators state that tokenized securities will be subject to similar capital rules as their non-tokenized counterparts, addressing the regulatory landscape for digital assets.
US Regulators Clarify Capital Charges for Tokenized Securities
US regulators have announced that banks will not face additional capital charges for holding tokenized securities, providing clarity and potentially encouraging broader adoption of digital assets in traditional finance.
Wall Street Regulators Advance Crypto and Prediction Market Plans
Wall Street regulators are moving forward with plans concerning cryptocurrency and prediction markets, indicating potential new frameworks for these financial sectors.

Nigeria Endorses Standards for AI-Generated Imagery to Combat Deepfakes
Nigeria, along with over 60 other global regulators, has endorsed stringent standards for AI-generated imagery to curb deepfakes and non-consensual content.
Japanese Regulators Seek Private Sector Help to Combat Crypto Money Laundering
Japanese financial regulators are calling on the private sector to collaborate in efforts to combat money laundering activities involving cryptocurrencies.

RTL Submits Planned Acquisition of Sky Deutschland to EU Regulators
RTL has submitted its planned takeover of the pay-TV broadcaster Sky Deutschland from US cable television group Comcast to the EU for approval, an acquisition announced in June 2025.

Healthcare Staffing Crisis and Regulatory Issues in Slovenia
An article from Slovenia highlights a 'staff collapse' in healthcare, discussing the role of institutions that regulate entry into the profession and their impact as regulators.

New sleeping sickness pill gets nod, paving the way for use in Africa
European drug regulators on Friday endorsed a new and simpler treatment for sleeping sickness, in what could be a giant boost to efforts to eliminate the disease. A European Medicines Agency committee gave its nod to acoziborole, developed by Sanofi and DNDi. Speaking to France 24, Dr Luis Pizarro, executive director of DNDi, said the new pill could revolutionise treatment of the disease, which has killed hundreds of thousands across Africa.

NSE chief proposes retail barriers to entry on derivative markets amidst speculation losses
Developing countries like India cannot allow over speculation by lower strata of the economy. Hence, more and more regulations will come from governments, regulators and exchanges — to curb over speculation till the time perception of the lower strata of society doing over speculation continues, says NSE’s CEO Ashish Kumar Chauhan
Google to test changes to search results, source says as EU fine looms
The world’s most popular internet search engine has come up with various proposals to mollify rivals and EU regulators since it was charged last March with breaching the Digital Markets Act
Netflix's Potential Warner Bros Acquisition Raises Antitrust Concerns
GOP Attorneys General have expressed concerns to federal regulators that Netflix's potential acquisition of Warner Bros could be detrimental to America, citing antitrust issues.

Canada approves latest Gulfstream business jets after Trump tariff threat
Canadian regulators have approved Gulfstream G700 and G800 business jets in a move that comes weeks after new tariff threats from U.S. President Donald Trump over the planes’ status in Canada