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AML / KYC
US, Germany Take Down Illicit Crypto Platform Cryptonator
08/08/2024
Cryptonator facilitated transactions worth USD 1.4 billion, including those linked to sanctioned entities and criminal marketplaces.
Fintech / Regtech
US Lawmakers Introduce Regulatory Sandbox Bill for AI
08/08/2024
The legislation would require the Fed, SEC, OCC, CFPB, FDIC, FHFA, and NCUA to establish regulatory sandboxes for AI experimentation.
AML / KYC
Taiwan FSC Imposes AML Fine on Crypto Firm Rybit
07/08/2024
Rybit failed to properly conduct customer risk assessments, confirm customer identities, and retain complete records, among other violations.
AML / KYC
HKMA Expands FINEST Platform to Ten Participating Banks
07/08/2024
HKMA’s Raymond Chan said the proposal to expand FINEST to allow sharing of personal account information received broad support.
Tesla Seeks to Launch Insurance Broking Firm in China
07/08/2024
Tesla has registered a new insurance broking firm in China, but will need approval from the NFRA to formally enter the EV insurance market.
Enforcement
Chinese State-Owned FIs Instructed to Drop PwC – Report
07/08/2024
BOC, China Life Insurance, and PICC are among more than 30 listed Chinese companies that have dropped PwC as their auditor this year.
Fintech / Regtech
US Regulators to Jointly Adopt Common Data Standards
06/08/2024
The Federal Reserve, SEC, CFTC and six other agencies will adopt common identifiers including the LEI and UPI.
Enforcement
Switzerland Announces $152mn Penalty Order Against Glencore
06/08/2024
The penalty order resolves a four-year criminal investigation into Glencore by Swiss and Dutch authorities.
Fintech / Regtech
Bank Indonesia Issues Five-Year Payment System Blueprint
06/08/2024
Bank Indonesia Governor Perry Wariyo said the plan to issue digital rupiah has entered the final stages.
Enforcement
SET Chairman Calls for Reforms to Address Corporate Fraud
05/08/2024
The SET says legal reforms are needed to enable the SEC to bypass the police and go directly to prosecutors, similar to practices in the US, South Korea, and Japan.
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