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Ghana's SEC published its full virtual asset sandbox participant list, while Turkey's Capital Markets Board issued its weekly decisions. The Securities and Exchange Commission, Ghana published the full list of 20 entities admitted to its Virtual Asset Sandbox, which began in March 2026, together with each participant's approved pilot activity; the sandbox lets the SEC gather regulatory data to validate and finalise guidelines and regulations on activity-specific licensing and registration under the Virtual Asset Service Providers Act, 2025 (Act 1154). Turkey's Capital Markets Board Bulletin 2026/52 carries the board's weekly decisions dated August 20, 2026, covering approved initial public offerings, share and debt instrument issuances, new operating licenses, administrative fines, temporary trading bans, changes in partnership structures and other application results, with the decisions affecting capital market institutions, publicly traded partnerships and investors. The two records differ in form and focus: Ghana's is a notice naming sandbox participants and their approved activities, while Turkey's is a translated bulletin collecting a week of board decisions across offerings, licensing, enforcement and partnership changes. The week's weight sits with Turkey's broader set of decisions, against Ghana's single participant list.
Ghana
PUBLIC NOTICE: FULL LIST OF VIRTUAL ASSET SANDBOX PARTICIPANTS
The Securities and Exchange Commission, Ghana publishes the full list of 20 entities admitted to its Virtual Asset Sandbox, which commenced in March 2026, along with each participant's approved pilot activity. The sandbox allows the SEC to collect regulatory data to validate and finalise guidelines and regulations on activity-specific licensing and registration under the Virtual Asset Service Providers Act, 2025 (Act 1154).
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Türkiye
Capital Markets Board Bulletin 2026/52
This bulletin contains the weekly decisions of the Capital Markets Board dated August 20, 2026. The bulletin includes approved initial public offerings, share and debt instrument issuances, new operating licenses, administrative fines, temporary trading bans, changes in partnership structures, and other application results. The decisions affect capital market institutions, publicly traded partnerships, and investors.
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