The Central Bank (BCU) has issued new regulations governing the use of global accounts by securities intermediaries. This measure is specifically designed to strengthen investor protection and increase oversight. The initiative aims to prevent fraudulent schemes similar to the "Goldring cases" that impacted investors. By implementing these rules, the BCU seeks to ensure greater transparency in how intermediaries manage funds. The regulation targets the operational gaps that allowed previous financial irregularities to occur. These changes reflect a broader effort to stabilize the investment environment. Consequently, intermediaries must now adhere to stricter reporting and management standards.