Mexico's Ministry of Finance has introduced new anti-money laundering rules requiring full identity verification for every Bitcoin and cryptocurrency transfer starting March 1, 2027. These regulations enforce a risk-based customer classification, beneficial ownership identification for entities owning 25% or more, and mandatory automated monitoring of transactions by June 2027. This update expands on Mexico's 2018 Fintech Law by closing previous gaps, requiring all transfers to have clear identification regardless of size, and imposing stricter registration and custody rules. Regulatory audits will begin in 2028, giving providers time to comply with the new framework.
Sampo Oyj has canceled 37,827,020 of its own A-shares as per the board's decision, with the cancellation registered today. These shares were acquired through a buyback program announced on May 6, 2026, and repurchased between May 7 and September 24, ...
Solvay's Q3 2026 underlying net sales fell 3.3% organically to €1,031 million, impacted by the Middle East conflict and weak soda ash markets. EBITDA dropped 26.6% organically to €173 million, partly due to a €25 million impact from the conflict and ...
STMicroelectronics announced a unified STM32 microcontroller platform that spans industrial, automotive, and robotics applications, enabling developers to reuse architectures, software, and tools across these sectors. The new STM32A family extends th...
dsm-firmenich announced a strong Q3 2026 trading update with 5% like-for-like sales growth and an improved Adjusted EBITDA margin of 20.4%. The company’s performance was driven by volume growth across its three business units: Perfumery & Beauty, Tas...
VEON's Banglalink has launched Mukto Pay, a new digital payments platform in Bangladesh, following its Payment Service Provider license from Bangladesh Bank. Mukto Pay allows users across all mobile operators to send money, pay bills, recharge accoun...
