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Securities / Derivatives
FSB, IOSCO Set to Propose Reforms to Address Fund Liquidity Risk
16/06/2023
The FSB and IOSCO said that they will both be publishing consultation papers on liquidity risk management in early July.
Sanctions
OFAC Sanctions Two North Koreans Living in Beijing
16/06/2023
The husband and wife allegedly work for a North Korean state organisation that helps procure equipment for weapons programmes.
AML / KYC
India to Bring Lawyers Under AML Regime – Report
16/06/2023
Lawyers have reportedly expressed concerns that the plan would have an adverse impact on client attorney privilege.
Fintech / Regtech
MAS Supports Balanced Approach to BNPL Regulation
16/06/2023
MAS said overly strict regulations would unnecessarily restrict BNPL providers and limit consumer choices.
AML / KYC
UK Unveils Measures to Increase Corporate Accountability for Crime
16/06/2023
Under the reform plan, businesses involved in fraud, money laundering, and bribery will be subject to stricter scrutiny.
Sanctions
Russia to Enact Legislation Allowing it to Seize Western Assets
16/06/2023
The legislation would enable the Russian government to appropriate the assets of Western companies at significant discounts.
Big Picture
Faster Progress Needed to Enhance EU Capital Markets: IMF
15/06/2023
IMF managing director Kristalina Georgieva highlighted key priorities to enhance Europe’s capital markets.
Fintech / Regtech
BSP Proposes Enhance Guidelines for Electronic Fund Transfers
15/06/2023
In the event of unsuccessful transactions, financial institutions must return the amount to the sender within one hour.
Crypto / Digital Assets
ESMA Sets Out Plans for Crypto Rule Consultations
15/06/2023
With MiCA now in force, ESMA said it would consult on a range of technical standards that will be published in three packages.
Canada Pauses Work With AIIB to Probe China’s Involvement
15/06/2023
Canada will halt activity with the AIIB, after an official alleged that the bank was dominated by the Chinese Communist Party.
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