Hong Kong’s securities regulator has fined Saxo Capital Markets $510,000 (HK$4 million) after finding that the firm allowed retail investors to trade complex virtual asset-related products that should have been restricted to professional investors.
China has taken another step toward formalizing how companies report on climate risk and impact, unveiling a new national standard designed to bring greater structure and consistency to corporate sustainability disclosures.
Teledyne has agreed to pay $1.5 million to resolve allegations that it supplied the U.S. military with aircraft components that failed to meet contract requirements, according to the Justice Department.
Since early access opened, solution providers have been claiming spots at a measured but consistent pace. Of the 100 early access placements made available, fewer than 90 remain. Our team behind GRC Report says the interest reflects something they’ve been hearing more often over the past year. Practitioners are tired of trying to make sense of the GRC technology market through vague categories, inflated claims, and review sites that don’t quite pass the sniff test.
Sweden’s data protection watchdog is starting 2026 with a quieter but meaningful internal reset, one that reflects how enforcement, guidance, and technology are increasingly intertwined in day-to-day GDPR oversight.
Italy’s antitrust authority has drawn a hard line under what it describes as one of the most serious competition law breaches ever uncovered in the country’s industrial sector, fining 16 iron foundries and their trade association, Assofond, a combined €70 million for running a covert price-coordination scheme that spanned two decades.
A federal judge has approved a $10 million settlement requiring Disney to resolve allegations that the company enabled the unlawful collection of children’s personal data through kid-directed content on YouTube, marking the latest escalation in U.S. enforcement of children’s online privacy rules.