Consultation Paper No. 6 of 2026 – Proposed Revisions to the Fees and General Rulebooks

This consultation paper proposes revisions to the Fees and General Rulebooks, aiming to update and refine the regulatory framework. Stakeholders are invited to provide feedback on the proposed changes.

What firms should do

Review the proposed revisions and submit feedback.

Regulator: Financial Services Regulatory Authority — ADGM
Type: Consultation Paper
Status: Consultation Open
Published: 9 Oct 2026
Reference: Consultation Paper No. 6 of 2026
Topic: Fees and Rulebooks
Impact: Medium

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