APAC and Middle East regulators opened 2026 with a clear set of priorities — active market management, heightened conduct supervision, and steady prudential oversight.The message is consistent across jurisdictions: maintain financial stability, protect consumers, and intervene early where risks are operational rather than theoretical.Three takeaways stood out ⬇️🏦 Central banks are actively managing liquidity and market conditions Authorities in China continued high-volume open market operations and government funding actions, signalling hands-on monetary and market management rather than passive policy signalling.🛡️ Supervisory focus on conduct and digital risk is intensifying Hong Kong issued multiple coordinated scam alerts targeting banks and customers within days — a clear signal of elevated expectations around fraud prevention, customer communication, and incident response capabilities.📊 Prudential and macro signals are setting the tone for 2026 Regular data releases and policy communications from Australia, Japan, and the UAE are providing early-year clarity on balance-sheet health, funding conditions, and the likely direction of monetary and supervisory policy.💬 Need deeper regional coverage? If you want monitoring for a specific APAC or Middle East regulator, jurisdiction, or theme (banking, conduct risk, liquidity, digital fraud), send us a message — we’ll focus the radar where it matters.🔁 Found this useful? Repost to help someone in your network stay ahead of regulatory developments across APAC and the Middle East. #APAChashtag#MiddleEasthashtag#RegulatoryRadarhashtag#BankingRegulationhashtag#CentralBankshashtag#SupervisoryRiskhashtag#FinancialStabilityhashtag#ConductRiskhashtag#RegTechhashtag#RegNext