The Norway Financial Supervisory Authority (Finanstilsynet) published a warning on Blueberry Capital on September 2, 2026. The warning relays an alert originally issued by Spain's securities regulator, the CNMV. Compliance teams should treat the entity as a potentially unauthorized or high-risk counterparty and screen for any exposure.
The Norwegian Financial Supervisory Authority (Finanstilsynet) has published a warning about Indylux Capital S.à r.l, a Luxembourg-based entity, and references a related Luxembourg CSSF warning about the website www.tresorwacht.com. Compliance teams should treat the entity and associated website as potential unauthorized or fraudulent activity and update screening and client-protection controls accordingly.
Finanstilsynet (Norway FSA) has republished a warning about "Capitalrisefinancelimited," a clone of an FCA-authorized firm, originally issued by the UK Financial Conduct Authority. Clone firms use the identity of legitimate authorized entities to defraud consumers, so compliance teams should update screening controls and customer-protection messaging.
Norway's Financial Supervisory Authority has issued a warning against olympus-capitallimited.com, identified as a "clone firm" fraudulently using the identity of a legitimately licensed entity to deceive investors. This follows an original alert from Spain's CNMV, highlighting cross-border coordination among regulators to combat unauthorized financial services providers. Compliance teams should treat this as a high-priority alert for customer protection and fraud prevention screening.
FINRA's September newsletter bundles several action items for compliance teams, including a job analysis survey to reshape the Series 7 exam, TRACE rule amendments improving trade reporting transparency, and three open comment periods on arbitrator rules, communications rules, and best execution guidance. Firms should track multiple mid-to-late September deadlines and prepare for TRF operating hour extensions and the 2027 renewal cycle.
The Norway Financial Supervisory Authority has issued a warning alerting consumers and firms to a clone entity fraudulently using the identity of an FCA-authorized firm under the domain gsbcapital.pro. This is a cross-border replication of a UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) warning, highlighting the ongoing risk of clone firm scams targeting investors across jurisdictions. Compliance teams should treat this as an operational and reputational risk alert rather than a new regulatory requirement.
In her keynote at the European Capital Markets Dialogue, outgoing ESMA Chair Verena Ross outlined a vision for the "next chapter" of European supervision centered on simplification, outcome-focused regulation, and deeper EU-level supervisory integration. While not introducing binding requirements, the speech signals the direction of future ESMA policy and the ongoing Market Integration and Supervision Package (MISP) negotiations, which compliance teams should monitor closely.
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