Premier League Finance Fallout: Football finance is back in the spotlight as former pundit Peter Schiff’s “breadth” warning echoes while Manchester City’s 114-of-115 financial breach charges keep escalating—former chairman Bernstein argues penalties must hit league status, with talk of an 80-point deduction or expulsion; meanwhile Roberto Mancini insists the alleged double-contract claims “aren’t my problem.” UEFA Club Penalties: Feyenoord was fined €74,375 by UEFA for Camp Nou supporter misconduct versus Barcelona, including racism-related charges, object throwing, and vandalism, plus a reduced away-ticket allocation. Pakistan PIA Financing Clarified: Pakistan’s finance adviser Khurram Schehzad says the government is not buying PIA aircraft post-privatization and has not issued sovereign guarantees; any US EXIM financing would be commercial and secured against the aircraft. Kenya Open Finance Push: Kenya’s National Payment System Bill proposes mandatory interoperability and open finance, pushing fintechs toward connected payment rails and shared customer data. Climate Finance Pressure: Pacific leaders pressed UN chief António Guterres to turn climate promises into action, targeting $500m for the Pacific Resilience Facility by end-2026. UAE Market Watch: UAE stocks ended mixed as US-Iran deal hopes lifted sentiment; Abu Dhabi also joined SWIFT to boost cross-border financial messaging.