AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoPhilippines Finance Scrutiny: The Senate impeachment court began issuing subpoenas to banks and agencies, ordering records from Vice President Sara Duterte, her husband, and linked businesses, with BIR and AMLC also in the mix—raising fresh banking and compliance pressure. Crypto Regulation: Russia passed a law to legalize cryptocurrency trading via Central Bank-licensed intermediaries, while keeping crypto payments banned domestically and adding limits plus a knowledge test for retail users. Renewables as a Credit Risk: A new focus in Europe’s energy transition is permit litigation delaying projects even after financing is secured, turning legal uncertainty into an investment and lender risk. Banking & Payments Tech: ContinuServe launched ContinuFlow to unify back-office finance automation and embed premium finance and digital payments into insurance workflows via ALIS DX integrations. Central Banking: Indonesia held its benchmark rate at 5.75% and signaled steps to attract foreign portfolio inflows; Qatar’s central bank met UAE officials to deepen financial and banking cooperation. Household Finance Pulse: TransUnion Canada found inflation remains the top household stressor even as optimism improves, with many still cutting discretionary spending. Corporate/Market Watch: PNC will close its Eastville branch in October; Wema Bank won Euromoney’s Best Digital Bank in Nigeria; and PNB opened applications for 545 local bank officer roles.
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