This briefing details a workshop held by the Non-Bank Financial Services Authority and AMRO focused on regulatory risk assessment and policy recommendations for Cambodia’s non-bank financial sector, providing authoritative reference for future regulatory development and sector resilience.
Announcement of Sub-Decree No. 133, dated 5 February 2026, establishing tax exemption on capital gains from securities sector products, relevant for long-term financial regulatory reference.
This update documents the General Department of Immigration’s enforcement actions removing 225 foreign nationals for violations including illegal entry, unauthorized stay, and illegal work, providing a record of immigration law enforcement measures relevant for long-term governance tracing.
The Ministry of Commerce and ADB discussed implementation of regulatory measures for three commercial laws and prospects for ongoing technical assistance to support sustainable trade growth in Cambodia.
This editorial outlines the procedures and environmental considerations for safely disposing of confiscated contaminated meat, establishing standards crucial for public health and environmental protection with long-term regulatory importance.
The Ministry of Environment has effectively blocked over 2.1 million cubic meters of industrial wastewater discharge in January 2026 to prevent environmental pollution, applying legal and technical measures that enhance compliance monitoring and protect public health.
The second board meeting of the Decent Employment for Youth in Cambodia Phase III (DEY III) reviewed the 2025 achievements, challenges, and finalized the work plan and budget for 2026. This update provides a long-term reference on institutional cooperation and youth employment development policies supporting Cambodia’s government priorities.
The Anti-Corruption Unit reports the completion of 100% submission of biennial asset and liability declarations by all relevant ministries and provinces, with a total of 17,378 officials submitting declarations. This milestone supports transparency and anti-corruption efforts in Cambodia.
The US administration under President Donald Trump has introduced significant changes to civil service protections by allowing more extensive authority to hire and dismiss unionized federal employees, affecting up to 50,000 personnel. This reform represents the most substantial modification to civil service law in over a century, emphasizing the government’s intent to reduce what it views as union influence on federal policy.
On February 6, 2026, the Securities and Exchange Regulator of Cambodia (SERC) and the International Business Chamber Cambodia (IBC) held discussions on signing a Memorandum of Understanding aimed at strengthening corporate governance and creating an Institute of Directors in Cambodia. This partnership is significant for supporting governance standards in Cambodia’s securities and business sectors.
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