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Austrian FMA Confirms Licence Lapse of Raiffeisenbank Ehrwald-Lermoos-Biberwier After Merger

The Austrian Financial Market Authority (FMA) announced that the banking licence of Raiffeisenbank Ehrwald-Lermoos-Biberwier eGen has lapsed following its merger into Raiffeisenbank Tirol Mitte West eGen, entered in the Commercial Register (Firmenbuch) on September 12, 2026. Compliance teams with counterparty, correspondent, or customer exposure to the transferring bank should confirm that records, contracts, and controls reflect the successor entity.

DNB Analysis Finds Financial and Geopolitical Uncertainty Weakens Monetary Policy Transmission

De Nederlandsche Bank published an analysis showing that interest rate changes have a weaker effect on growth and inflation when financial or geopolitical uncertainty is high. The release is research, not a rule, and it introduces no new obligations. It still matters for compliance and risk teams because it affects assumptions in stress testing, scenario analysis, and interest rate risk planning.

Federal Reserve Regulation K Sets Rules for Foreign Branches and Edge Corporations of US Banks

The Federal Reserve's Regulation K (12 CFR Part 211, Subpart A) governs the international activities of U.S. banking organizations, including foreign branch establishment, permissible foreign branch activities, and the organization and ownership of Edge and agreement corporations. The text provided is a codified compilation, not a new rulemaking, and it is truncated mid-§ 211.5(e). Compliance teams should use it as a baseline to check notice, approval, and investment-limit controls for cross-border operations.

BaFin Proposes Raising Reciprocal Austrian Commercial Real Estate Systemic Risk Buffer to 2.0% and 3

BaFin intends to raise the reciprocally applied Austrian sectoral systemic risk buffer (SyRB) for certain commercial real estate (CRE) exposures from 1.0% to 2.0%, and to 3.5% from July 1, 2027. German institutions with Austrian CRE-related exposures above EUR $100 Million must plan for higher capital requirements. Comments are due by September 28, 2026, and the decision remains pending.

SEC Chairman Atkins Outlines Crypto Rulemaking Agenda: Regulation Crypto Assets, Transfer Agents, Cu

In a speech at the Solana Policy Institute Summit, SEC Chairman Paul Atkins described three connected initiatives under Project Crypto: the proposed Regulation Crypto Assets, proposed transfer agent modernization rules, and a forthcoming custody proposal for investment advisers and regulated funds. He also urged Congress to pass the CLARITY Act while saying the SEC will proceed with or without it. Compliance teams at advisers, funds, broker-dealers, and transfer agents should prepare for substantial changes to how crypto assets are issued, held, and transferred.

OCC Amends 12 CFR Part 4 Examination Frequency Rules for National Banks and Federal Branches

The OCC's September 14, 2026 update to 12 CFR Part 4 (91 FR 58014) amends §§ 4.6 and 4.7, which govern how often national banks, Federal savings associations, and Federal branches and agencies receive full-scope, on-site examinations. The remainder of the text provided is largely organizational and procedural, but the examination cycle provisions directly affect supervisory planning and readiness for institutions near the 18-month eligibility thresholds.

Austrian FMA Confirms Licence Expiry of Raiffeisenbank Ehrwald-Lermoos-Biberwier After Merger

The Austrian Financial Market Authority (FMA) announced that the banking license of Raiffeisenbank Ehrwald-Lermoos-Biberwier eGen expired following its merger into Raiffeisenbank Tirol Mitte West eGen, which was entered in the commercial register on 12 September 2026. Compliance teams with exposure to either entity should confirm that counterparty records, contracts, and regulatory reporting reflect the surviving institution.