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Structural Regulation
Deutsche Börse, Nasdaq Under Scrutiny in EU Antitrust Probe
25/09/2024
Deutsche Börse and Nasdaq said they were raided and searched by EU antitrust watchdogs who suspect antitrust rule violations.

Liquidity Risk
BCBS Advances Follow-up Response to 2023 Banking Turmoil
25/09/2024
The BCBS has finalised a new report on the lessons learned from the 2023 banking turmoil, focusing on liquidity risk. The report will be published next month.

Structural Regulation
US Prosecutors Accuse Visa of Monopolising Debit Card Market
25/09/2024
The DOJ says Visa illegally maintains monopoly power by imposing a web of exclusionary agreements on merchants and banks.

Capital Adequacy
CSRC Enhances Securities Industry Risk Control Indicator System
25/09/2024
The standards used by securities firms to calculate risk control indicators have been optimised and improved.

Liquidity Risk
PBOC Governor Unveils Plans to Cut Rates, Lower RRR
24/09/2024
PBOC will reduce bank reserve requirements while also lowering interest rates to provide relief to household borrowers.

PEPs & Sanctions
New Zealand Sanctions New Russian and Belarusian Targets
24/09/2024
The sanctions target the Russian SOE operating Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhya nuclear plant and its director general, among others.

CBDCs
Korea to Start Testing CBDC Backed Deposit Tokens
24/09/2024
BOK will issue wholesale CBDC, which banks will convert to deposit tokens for use by 100,000 consumers for retail purchases.

Liquidity Risk
BSP Announces Significant Cut to Bank Reserve Requirements
24/09/2024
The BSP cut the RRR for universal and commercial banks by 250 basis points, bringing it from 9.5 percent to 7 percent.

Fraud, Scams & Cybercrime
Korea Dismantles Mobile Smishing Crime Organisation in Vietnam
24/09/2024
Seven key members of the organisation, including the ringleader, were apprehended. Three have since been repatriated to South Korea.

Conduct, Culture & Accountability
Korea Proposes Tighter Rules for Credit Information Agencies
24/09/2024
The proposed amendments aim to address two primary issues: false evaluations and the coercion of credit information companies.
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