Regolamentazione

La Commissione nazionale dei mercati e della concorrenza (CNMC) spagnola ha approvato martedì una proposta che definisce la metodologia di remunerazione per le reti di distribuzione del gas naturale per il periodo 2027-2032, mantenendo stabili i livelli base con un miglioramento del 2%. Respinge le richieste del settore per compensare il taglio del 2020 e aggiunge incentivi per l'immissione di biometano e la digitalizzazione. Il piano entra oggi in consultazione pubblica.

24 marzo 2026 Riportato dall'IA

Colombia's Water Regulation Commission (CRA), Housing Ministry, and Superservicios unveiled a new tariff framework for drinking water and basic sanitation affecting 5,000 providers. The change excludes projected investments from tariffs, billing only those completed year-to-year. Andesco raised concerns over the lack of a transition period and potential tariff hikes.

China's Supreme People's Court has warned of stricter penalties for using cryptocurrencies to launder money and evade capital controls. Chief Justice Zhang Jun made the statement in the court's annual report to the National People's Congress on March 9. The move reflects Beijing's ongoing crackdown on technology-enabled financial crimes.

10 marzo 2026 Riportato dall'IA

The Insurance Regulatory Authority (IRA) has placed KUSCCO Mutual Assurance Ltd, Trident Insurance Company Ltd, and Corporate Insurance Company Ltd under statutory management effective March 10, 2026. The firms cannot issue new policies from March 11, and existing policyholders are advised to seek alternative coverage.

The U.S. Treasury Department submitted a report to Congress on March 9, 2026—commissioned under the GENIUS Act—outlining four technological pillars to enhance transparency in cryptocurrency transactions: artificial intelligence for monitoring, digital identity for onboarding, blockchain analytics for tracing, and interoperable data-sharing APIs. It describes digital assets as key to U.S. innovation leadership while acknowledging lawful users' need for privacy tools like mixers on public blockchains, amid risks from illicit exploitation.

06 marzo 2026 Riportato dall'IA

Russia's central bank is considering a plan to let banks and brokerage firms operate cryptocurrency exchanges using a simplified notification process tied to their existing licenses. Governor Elvira Nabiullina presented the proposal as a way to integrate digital assets into the country's financial infrastructure while managing risks. The move is part of broader efforts to establish a regulatory framework for cryptocurrencies, effective from July 2026.