AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoCrypto Enforcement: The US Treasury moved to cut MEXC Global off from the US financial system over at least $16 billion in alleged illicit flows, while separately sanctioning eight Canada-based money services businesses accused of helping Iran evade sanctions. Banking Stress: Paraguay’s Ueno bank collapse left customers unable to access funds and triggered protests and a political crisis, underscoring how a lender’s failure can shake confidence across a country. Financial Stability: Trinidad and Tobago’s central bank flagged household debt, cyber risks and links between sovereign borrowing and financial institutions; government debt reached 84.4% of GDP. Oman, by contrast, reported resilient banks, with an 18.8% capital adequacy ratio and 195% liquidity coverage ratio. Bank Funding: The IFC extended a $150 million credit line to State Bank of India, its first investment in an Indian state-owned bank. Crypto Investment: Bitcoin buyer Strive reported $509 million in third-quarter net income and accelerated purchases, while raising questions about how its accumulation is financed.
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