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Our April 2026 Monthly Newsletter is out, covering a roundup of notable regulatory news and activities that took place during the last month in the UK and the US.

This month we cover the following:

  • UK
    • FCA publishes Regulatory Priorities report for Wholesale Buy Side
    • FCA’s annual work programme 2026/27: FCA sets out next phase of “smarter, more effective regulation”
    • Operational incident and third party reporting: UK regulators confirm new incident and third party rules to bolster resilience
    • Non-financial misconduct in financial services: what firms need to do
    • Creating a modernised redress system that works better for consumers and firms; Good and poor practice on identifying and rectifying harm
    • Consumer understanding: good practice and areas for improvement
    • Consumer Composite Investments regime: a guidance note
    • FCA bans Kasim Garipoglu, former chief executive of an online trading firm, for failing to act with honesty and integrity
  • US
    • Commodity Futures Trading Commission and Securities and Exchange Commission sign historic memorandum of understanding on regulatory harmonization
    • Securities and Exchange Commission clarifies the application of Federal Securities Laws to crypto assets
    • Commodity Pool Operators and Commodity Trading Advisor members: National Futures Association eliminates certain financial reporting obligations by repealing Interpretive Notice 9071
    • National Futures Association orders Connecticut-based firm to withdraw from, and not reapply, for NFA membership
  • UK, EU & US – Key upcoming dates and deadlines

Click below to view and download our April 2026 Newsletter:

April 2026 Monthly Regulatory Newsletter

Click for further blogs on the latest regulatory developments.

Our April 2026 Monthly Newsletter is out, covering a roundup of notable regulatory news and activities that took during the last month in the US and the UK.

This month we cover the following:

  • US
    • Commodity Futures Trading Commission and Securities and Exchange Commission sign historic memorandum of understanding on regulatory harmonization
    • Securities and Exchange Commission clarifies the application of Federal Securities Laws to crypto assets
    • Commodity Pool Operators and Commodity Trading Advisor members: National Futures Association eliminates certain financial reporting obligations by repealing Interpretive Notice 9071
    • National Futures Association orders Connecticut-based firm to withdraw from, and not reapply, for NFA membership
  • UK
    • FCA publishes Regulatory Priorities report for Wholesale Buy Side
    • FCA’s annual work programme 2026/27: FCA sets out next phase of “smarter, more effective regulation”
    • Operational incident and third party reporting: UK regulators confirm new incident and third party rules to bolster resilience
    • Non-financial misconduct in financial services: what firms need to do
    • Creating a modernised redress system that works better for consumers and firms; Good and poor practice on identifying and rectifying harm
    • Consumer understanding: good practice and areas for improvement
    • Consumer Composite Investments regime: a guidance note
    • FCA bans Kasim Garipoglu, former chief executive of an online trading firm, for failing to act with honesty and integrity
  • US, UK & EU – Key upcoming dates and deadlines.

Click below to view and download our April 2026 Newsletter:

April 2026 Monthly Regulatory Newsletter

Click for further blogs on the latest regulatory developments.


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