The View Palm Jumeirah is marking five years since its 2021 opening with a new attraction called The Ledge at The View. Eight glass ledges extend 1.5 metres beyond the observation deck, allowing guests to stand over the Palm Jumeirah, the Arabian Gulf and Dubai's skyline with glass beneath their feet. Four ledges face the branches and crescent of Palm Jumeirah, while the other four face the city skyline. Since opening, the attraction has welcomed millions of guests from 130 countries and been the setting for 40 proposals, according to the venue. The glass ledge experience is now open as part of general admission.

The Reserve Bank of India has issued its Eleventh Amendment Directions on capital adequacy for commercial banks, amending Chapter VII of the 2025 Directions to align with the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision's 2017 leverage ratio standard.

Under the revised rules, domestic systemically important banks must maintain a minimum leverage ratio of 4 per cent, while other banks must maintain 3.5 per cent. Branches of global systemically important banks in India must hold 3.5 per cent plus any leverage ratio buffer applicable to them as G-SIBs, including any additional buffer set by their home regulator.

G-SIB branches that fail to meet their leverage ratio buffer requirement will face capital distribution constraints. The severity of those constraints depends on the branch's CET1 risk-based ratio and its Tier 1 leverage ratio, with minimum capital conservation ratios ranging from 100 per cent of earnings at the lowest bands down to zero for branches comfortably above both thresholds.