AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoPremier League Financial Fallout: Manchester City has been found guilty of all charges over serious financial rule breaches from 2009-10 to 2017-18, including “sham” sponsorship deals and misstated accounts; sanctions are still to be decided and City says it will appeal. Household Wealth Update: Allianz reports Spanish household financial assets rose 9.6% in 2025 to €3.4tn, with equities up 15.5% and now 50.2% of assets. Public Finance & Health: Ireland’s HSE says it started 2026 with a “very substantial” savings shortfall and an €681m overspend, warning the deficit could reach €1bn. Financial Inclusion in the US: NYSIF is seeking low- or no-fee bank accounts for unbanked injured workers via a new RFI with the Cities for Financial Empowerment Fund. Corporate Finance Product: Franklin Madison launched Guaranteed Issue Life Insurance with guaranteed acceptance and no waiting periods up to $50,000. Cross-Border Finance: Ethiopia outlined FX, monetary and financial-sector reforms aimed at moving from stabilization to economic transformation, while Qatar and India discussed expanding private-sector investment ties. Consumer Credit Watch: US credit card delinquencies rose, adding risk-off pressure to assets like Bitcoin as financial conditions tighten.
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