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Mid-year update of the IAIS global insurance market report: stable solvency, liquidity and profitability at the end of 2025, slightly higher systemic risk scores and three watch themes for 2026: life insurance, geopolitical risk in non-life and cyber resilience.

Bulletin of the Superintendency of Pensions with system data at the end of the first half of 2026: individual capitalization funds of RD$1.32 trillion, historical nominal return of 7.8 %, a larger private sector weight in portfolios and rising members and contributors.

The BIS annual report: investment in AI supported growth despite tariffs, but four pressure points remain (inflation, optimism about AI, financial vulnerabilities and fiscal pressure), with a new nexus between public debt and financial stability.

The EBA brings the SREP and supervisory stress testing into a single, simpler, risk-based framework that integrates ESG factors, operational resilience, ICT risk, third-country branches and the output floor. It applies from 1 January 2027.

Using confidential supervisory data on 109 euro area banks, the authors find that cybersecurity laggards raised their investment by about 81% after the ECB cyber stress test was announced, without capital charges or public disclosure.

The EBA’s spring risk report with data from 161 banks: resilience and balance sheet expansion, exposures to non-bank financial institutions close to 10% of assets, higher sovereign exposure (232% of CET1) and rising cyber risk.

The Basel Committee compares how 16 jurisdictions manage non-malicious ICT incidents affecting banks’ critical operations: the most frequent causes, management practices and supervisory approaches.

IOSCO final report with 13 recommendations for valuing open-ended investment funds: valuation governance, conflicts of interest, fair value, third-party providers, stale valuations and record keeping. It replaces the 2007 and 2013 principles.

Article from the Superintendency of Banks’ institutional blog on the three pillars of risk-based supervision applied to trustees and the growth of the Dominican fiduciary market.

The FSB estimates private credit at US$1.5 to 2 trillion and analyzes its links with banks, borrower quality, valuations and the data gaps in monitoring it.