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Indonesia's Financial Services Authority (OJK) imposed sanctions on 39 fintech P2P lending platforms and 21 multifinance companies during July 2026. The regulatory action targets compliance and operational issues within the sector. Details on the nature of the sanctions and affected firms were not disclosed in the excerpt.
The European Commission completed a pillar assessment of Romania's Investment and Development Bank, allowing the country to establish an alternative financing mechanism for strategic initiatives. Deloitte Romania and Reff & Associates assisted in the evaluation, which fulfills a milestone in Romania's National Recovery and Resilience Plan. The assessment strengthens the bank's capacity to manage EU-funded financial instruments.
The Brazilian Securities and Exchange Commission (CVM) has proposed significant amendments to Resolution 88, which governs tokenized credit offerings through crowdfunding. The draft regulation would raise the maximum offering size but introduce new obligations, such as appointing a trustee, potentially increasing costs for platforms and issuers. Industry experts warn that the changes could restrict market growth and access to alternative financin…
Participants at the SEC's 45th Annual Small Business Forum recommended increasing the annual crowdfunding cap from $5 million to $20 million and updating regulations for crypto assets classified as securities. The forum's report to Congress also suggests expanding the accredited investor definition and creating new exemptions to support small business capital formation. These recommendations aim to ease capital-raising for early-stage and growth …
The Securities and Exchange Commission of Zimbabwe has approved seven fintech companies, including those offering blockchain capital raising, asset tokenization, and crowdfunding, to participate in its regulatory sandbox. The initiative allows these firms to test innovative financial products under regulatory supervision. The sandbox aims to foster responsible innovation while maintaining market integrity and supporting financial inclusion.
African proptech platforms such as Nawy Shares, PropCrowdy, and Fragvest are enabling fractional property investment, making real estate more accessible to smaller investors. The article details regulatory frameworks in Egypt, Nigeria, Kenya, and South Africa, highlighting recent laws and SEC actions. It also discusses the use of technology, including tokenization, and the importance of legal compliance for these platforms.
Azerbaijan has approved a state duty related to the management of crowdfunding platforms. This regulatory measure establishes official fees for entities operating crowdfunding services in the country. The decision is part of ongoing efforts to formalize and regulate the crowdfunding sector.
A Nairobi Small Claims Court has ruled that digital lenders without a Central Bank of Kenya license cannot use the courts to recover unpaid debts. The decision targets unregulated loan apps, stripping them of legal recourse and reinforcing the need for CBK licensing. The ruling is expected to reshape Kenya's digital lending sector and is being closely watched by regulators in other African countries.
Oman has introduced new regulations governing crowdfunding and credit rating as part of a broader capital market reform. The changes aim to enhance transparency and investor protection in the financial sector. These rules are expected to impact both fundraising platforms and market participants operating in Oman.
The Philippine Securities and Exchange Commission has released new guidelines for the issuance and disclosure of Sukuk, aiming to expand the country's Islamic finance market. The framework details permissible structures, registration, and reporting requirements for Shari’ah-compliant securities. The move is intended to deepen capital markets and promote financial inclusion for faith-driven investors.
The Philippine Securities and Exchange Commission has released new rules for the registration, issuance, and disclosure of Sukuk, enabling companies to access Shari’ah-compliant financing. The framework outlines permissible structures, reporting, and disclosure requirements for issuers. This move aims to deepen the country's Islamic finance ecosystem and broaden capital market inclusivity.
Azerbaijan has approved a new law establishing the legal and regulatory framework for equity and debt-based crowdfunding. The legislation sets requirements for platform operators, investor protections, and oversight by the Central Bank. It aims to expand alternative financing for startups and SMEs, and will take effect six months after publication.
