Sovereign Borrowing Transparency: Nigeria’s Finance Minister Taiwo Oyedele says the federal government won’t publish how it will spend a $5bn Abu Dhabi Bank (FAB) facility, arguing it will only disclose how it spends government money—despite scrutiny over the deal’s total return swap structure. Public Finance Pressure: Zimbabwe is set to receive China-funded support for drought-hit districts, backing a two-year program for 210,000 people focused on nutrition, water, sanitation, child protection and registration. Banking & Markets: Korea’s financial stocks rallied as insurers gained on higher long-term bond yields; in Australia, investors are watching bank reporting quality and cash conversion as Westpac and Commonwealth Bank move into focus. Climate Finance Governance: Cambodia launched a multi-agency Green Finance Working Group to coordinate climate funding and policy, aiming to mobilize investment toward carbon neutrality by 2050. Corporate Finance & Risk: Broadcom is reportedly in talks to raise over $60bn in debt to finance an AI chip deal benefiting Anthropic, while regulators in the US are pushing a CAMELS overhaul that commenters say needs clearer definitions of “material financial risk.” Wealth & Investing Access: India’s FIIs reversed course on financial stocks, and LGT Wealth’s Nikhil Advani points to GIFT City AIFs as a potential new route for NRI capital into Indian assets.