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PEPs & Sanctions
US Seizes Private Jet Belonging to Venezuelan President
04/09/2024
The DOJ said the jet was illegally purchased in the US and then smuggled to Venezuela, in violation of US export control and sanctions laws.

Conduct, Culture & Accountability
US SEC Fines Six Rating Agencies for Record Keeping Violations
04/09/2024
Moody’s Investors Service and S&P Global Ratings agreed to pay $20mn, while Fitch Ratings will pay $8mn.

Climate Risk
Bursa Malaysia Receives SBTi Validation for Net Zero Targets
04/09/2024
Bursa Malaysia is the first exchange in Asia to have SBTi validation for both its near- and long-term emission reduction targets.

Stablecoins
UDPN Integrates AUDD Stablecoin into Global Platform
04/09/2024
The integration is expected to accelerate the adoption of AUDD, and reduce friction in international payments.

PEPs & Sanctions
UK Suspends 30 Export Licences to Israel Over Humanitarian Concerns
03/09/2024
30 of 350 export licences to Israel were suspended due to a “clear risk” that items might be used to violate international humanitarian law.

Credit Risk
China Considers Allowing Homeowners to Renegotiate Mortgage Terms
03/09/2024
China’s interest rate cuts this year have mostly benefited new homebuyers rather than existing homeowners, whose loans have not yet been repriced.

Conduct, Culture & Accountability
Korean Courts Overturn Two FSC Penalty Decisions
03/09/2024
A KRW 669.1 million fine against Shinhan Investment Corp and a KRW 1 billion fine against Kepler Cheuvreux were overturned.

PEPs & Sanctions
UK Imposes Sanctions on Iranians for ‘Destabilising’ Activities
03/09/2024
One entity and three individuals were sanctioned for supporting activities intended to the UK and other countries.

Payments & Settlements
Indonesia, Korea Set to Implement Local Currency Framework
02/09/2024
14 Indonesian and 7 Korean banks have been appointed to handle transactions between the two countries using local currencies.

Climate Risk
Taiwan Announces New Regulations Governing Carbon Fees
02/09/2024
Taiwan will launch a domestic carbon credit exchange platform in October; Carbon fee collection will commence in 2026.
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