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ID	Title	Confidence	Secondary	Reasoning	Date
2864550	Принят закон, направленный на борьбу с азартными играми	0.15	Customer Protection conf: 0.1	While the update mentions advertising requirements, it is specifically focused o... While the update mentions advertising requirements, it is specifically focused on gambling advertising in Russia and does not involve payment service providers, payment systems, or payment-related regulatory frameworks.	Feb 12, 2026
2865400	Deal on new measures to boost citizens’ investments in financial markets \| News \| European Parliament	0.65	Customer Protection conf: 0.6	The update addresses investor protection and suitability requirements for financ... The update addresses investor protection and suitability requirements for financial advisors recommending investment products, which relates to conduct of business rules, but this category is excluded from the output taxonomy.	Feb 12, 2026
2916628	Sustainability Disclosure Requirements labels: good and poor practice \| FCA	0.65	Customer Protection conf: 0.6	The update addresses disclosure requirements and labeling standards for sustaina... The update addresses disclosure requirements and labeling standards for sustainability-focused funds, which relates to advertising and marketing of financial products to consumers.	Feb 27, 2026

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Принят закон, направленный на борьбу с азартными играми

TITLE: Russia's State Duma Adopts Law to Combat Gambling Advertising on Social Media BODY: Russia's State Duma has passed legislation in its third reading amending the Federal Law on Advertising and the Federal Law on State Regulation of Gambling Activities. The law introduces comprehensive measures to prevent and combat gambling addiction (ludomania) and establishes stricter requirements for gambling and betting advertisements. Under the new law, all gambling advertisements must include warnings stating that participation in gambling does not guarantee winnings and may result in financial loss and harm to health and wellbeing. Advertisers and advertising distributors will be held liable for violations of these requirements. The legislation also mandates that gambling operators display a QR code on their websites containing information about alternative investment opportunities for savings and additional income, alongside mandatory information about the risks and harmful consequences of gambling participation. Maxim Topilin, Chairman of the State Duma's Committee on Economic Policy, stated that the measures aim to protect citizens from gambling addiction, strengthen state control over gambling establishments, and increase transparency and accountability among gambling operators. The law represents a coordinated approach to regulating gambling promotion across multiple legislative frameworks, including amendments to laws governing advertising practices and gambling regulat ... (1728 chars total)

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Advertising conf: 0.15

Reasoning

While the update mentions advertising requirements, it is specifically focused on gambling advertising in Russia and does not involve payment service providers, payment systems, or payment-related regulatory frameworks.

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Customer Protection 0.1

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0.65

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Deal on new measures to boost citizens’ investments in financial markets | News | European Parliament

TITLE: European Parliament and Council Agree on Retail Investment Strategy to Strengthen Investor Protection BODY: On December 18, 2025, the European Parliament and Council reached an informal agreement on amendments to several European Union directives aimed at reinforcing investor protection and promoting retail participation in capital markets. The agreement, known as the Retail Investment Strategy (RIS), introduces comprehensive measures to ensure financial advisors act in clients' best interests and protect consumers from misleading information. The agreement establishes clear suitability requirements for financial and insurance advisors, who must assess clients' knowledge, experience, financial situation, risk tolerance, and investment objectives before recommending products. Investment firms must ensure products offer value for money and enable retail customers to compare costs, charges, performance, and benefits. The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) and European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority (EIOPA) will develop supervisory benchmarks to help national competent authorities assess value for money compliance. The agreement addresses inducements from third parties, permitting them only when they enhance service quality and conflicts of interest are mitigated. Notably, the RIS introduces supervision of financial influencers and social media promotion of investment products. Investment firms using financial influencers must maintain writ ... (2043 chars total)

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Advertising conf: 0.65

Reasoning

The update addresses investor protection and suitability requirements for financial advisors recommending investment products, which relates to conduct of business rules, but this category is excluded from the output taxonomy.

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Customer Protection 0.6

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0.65

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Sustainability Disclosure Requirements labels: good and poor practice | FCA

TITLE: United Kingdom Financial Conduct Authority Publishes Good and Poor Practice Examples for Sustainability Disclosure Requirements Labels BODY: On 2025, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) published guidance on good and poor practice examples for firms using sustainability labels under the Sustainability Disclosure Requirements (SDR) regime. Firms have been able to use sustainability labels under the SDR regime since July 2024. The FCA's guidance addresses the four available sustainability labels: Sustainability Focus, Sustainability Improvers, Sustainability Impact, and Sustainability Mixed Goals. The guidance is intended to help in-scope firms prepare pre-contractual disclosures for authorised and unauthorised funds. The FCA identified that while applications to update pre-contractual disclosures have improved as firms have become more familiar with requirements, it remains unclear whether some firms meet labelling requirements or whether disclosures accurately reflect fund investments. The FCA emphasises that good disclosures are clear, concise and easy to understand. They avoid complex terminology, eliminate duplication, use consistent narratives and only disclose information relevant to the fund. Critically, disclosures must accurately reflect what the product invests in and use the appropriate label while meeting relevant requirements. The guidance highlights common poor practice examples, including vague sustainability objectives referencing only United Natio ... (2285 chars total)

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Advertising conf: 0.65

Reasoning

The update addresses disclosure requirements and labeling standards for sustainability-focused funds, which relates to advertising and marketing of financial products to consumers.

Secondary tag

Customer Protection 0.6

View full article → Feb 27, 2026

Secondary tags when "Advertising" is primary

Secondary tag	Count	Avg confidence
Customer Protection	1	0.1
Customer Protection	1	0.6
Customer Protection	1	0.6

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