AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoECCB Oversight Push: The Bank of Nevis joined an ECCB consultation on the Office of Financial Conduct, due to start in September 2026, focusing on market conduct rules and complaint handling. OECD Finance Talks: Finance minister Ali bin Ahmed Al Kuwari met OECD Secretary-General Mathias Cormann in Paris to discuss investment and finance cooperation. Municipal Finance via Housing: Rhode Island commentary argues more housing supply can broaden property-tax bases and stabilize local budgets. Corporate Results: Tuniu posted unaudited Q1 2026 figures with net revenues up 12.8% y/y; Here Group reported unaudited Q3 FY2026 results showing a wider net loss. Banking & Payments: Bank of America plans next-quarter cross-border real-time payments via Swift or CashPro; Eastern Bank financed Surety Bond Professionals’ shift to employee ownership. Regulatory & Audits: Bulgaria faces an excessive deficit procedure; Bulgaria’s audit body flagged BGN 3.37bn in 2024 public-sector accounting errors; Missouri’s Elsberry audit found oversight and utility-rate control gaps. Energy/Utilities Costs: Ofwat confirmed a £44.7m enforcement package for Welsh Water wastewater failings, alongside further bill hikes. Tech Finance: Experian launched a ChatGPT personal-loan experience; ChangeNOW won a digital assets fintech award.
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