Country regulators in the remaining UN member states.
Last updated 14 Jun 2026 · Full ledger: Hallucination Register · Companion view: Findings by audience
This page indexes every jurisdiction at the Other UN member states level whose bodies RegLegBrief tracks. Each jurisdiction card below opens the regulators tracked within it; each regulator opens the regulations the Specialist Panel has published findings against, verified verbatim against the regulator's own portal. The catalogue grows on a continuous cadence as new regulations are sponsored or commissioned.
RegLegBrief organises regulators across seven methodology levels (J1 through J7) reflecting how authority flows in international financial regulation. J1 covers international standard-setters and treaty bodies whose recommendations shape national rules (BIS / CPMI, IOSCO, IMF, UN treaty bodies). J2 covers supranational or regional bodies. J3 covers the major national regulators in the financial centres — MAS (Singapore), FCA (United Kingdom), CFTC (United States), HKMA (Hong Kong). J4 covers sub-jurisdictional regulators (e.g. NY DFS within the US; DIFC and ADGM within the UAE). J5 through J7 cover regional and second-tier national bodies. Each regulation page documents the specific jurisdiction level and the body's relationship to upstream and downstream regulators.
For the full methodology — the five-step research pipeline, the four hallucination failure modes (inference drift, misstated rule, misattributed, outdated), the three citation issue types (Contradictory, Pretextual, Fabricated), and the no-substrate-no-audit rule — see /methodology/. The independent verification body that produces every finding is the RLB Specialist Panel.