AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoMarket Oversight: India’s central bank has formed a quarterly advisory committee with banks, market infrastructure firms and other experts to review liquidity, resilience and operations across financial markets. Cross-Border Payments: Malaysia plans to widen the use of local currencies in BRICS trade and investment, aiming to lower transaction costs and foreign-exchange risks. Climate Finance: Pacific leaders are pressing for accessible, grant-based climate funding, warning that loans deepen debt burdens for vulnerable island states. Energy Investment: Africa’s new $5 billion Energy Bank aims to finance projects from production to distribution as traditional lenders pull back, though turning the continent’s energy resources into reliable, affordable power remains a challenge. Nigeria’s Liquidity: The financial system is projected to receive N13.79 trillion in November, largely from maturing securities, as the central bank eases its liquidity mop-up. Digital Assets: SEC staff said they would not recommend enforcement action over Canton Coin’s unregistered issuance under specified conditions, offering a clearer regulatory path for the token.
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