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Welcome to the April 2026 edition of our Regulatory Newsletter. This month’s global updates reflect continued momentum on technology and governance reforms, as well as measures to bolster financial stability and international coordination. Highlights include the European Banking Authority’s major proposals to simplify banks’ reporting, the UK’s Bank of England updating its bank failure (“resolution”) guides (with new cross-border bail-in tools), and a U.S. FinCEN proposal to refocus AML...

Welcome to the April 2026 edition of our global AI update. This month, the AI landscape didn’t just evolve, it scaled at an unprecedented pace. From record-breaking funding rounds to deeper enterprise integrations and national-level infrastructure bets, the focus is clearly shifting toward building long-term AI ecosystems. What stands out is how quickly AI is becoming foundational, not just a tool, but core infrastructure for business, creativity, and even public policy. Big Tech is doubling...

Welcome to the March 2026 edition of our Regulatory Newsletter. This month had quite a few important announcements as regulators worldwide continued to strengthen financial stability and push forward on technology governance. The US came out with the Basel III end-game consultation, the PRA in the UK proposed major reforms to banks’ liquidity stress testing and the BoE eased resolution reporting burdens for smaller banks. Across Asia, Hong Kong regulators expanded a cross-sector AI sandbox...