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Resolution No. 18/Chairman of 2026 Amending Resolution No. 32 of 2018 on Technical Services Fees Payable to the Authority

This resolution amends Article 1 of Resolution No. 32 of 2018, clarifying that the Capital Market Authority will collect fees for technical services as per an attached schedule, in line with Federal Decree by Law No. 33 of 2025. It introduces new fees for various activities, including the approval of public offering prospectuses for shares (75,000), registration of capital increase shares for listing (30,000), licensing credit rating activity (15,000 licensing fee), and registration of in-kind assets valuers for funds (10,000 registration fee). Additionally, the resolution repeals fifteen specific fees, such as those for changing a licensed company's address, launching promotional campaigns, reviewing new investment funds, and various cancellation fees for funds and financial products. The changes apply to entities requiring technical services from the Authority and come into effect ten business days after publication.

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