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China: Two Liaoning Bank Enter into Bankruptcy Proceedings
30/08/2022
Liaoning authorities say that the two banks violated laws and regulations, disrupted local financial order, and brought about “serious risks”.
Crypto / Digital Assets
Japan Considers Relaxation of Crypto Taxation Policies
30/08/2022
Authorities are considering a system under which crypto asset issuers would only be taxed when profits are generated, and not based on unrealised gains.
Crypto / Digital Assets
BOK Calls for Reversal of ICO Ban in Korea
30/08/2022
BOK says the ban has resulted in domestic companies turning overseas to issue new crypto assets, which are then listed on Korean crypto exchanges.
Capital / Liquidity
Financial Stability Institute Publishes Paper on LEX Standard
30/08/2022
The large exposures standard seeks to monitor and limit the loss an internationally active bank can face from a single client or a group of connected counterparties.
AML / KYC
Philippine Banks, Telecom Partner to Combat Cybercrime, Fraud
30/08/2022
BAP member banks and Globe Telecom will share data and intelligence to help counter cybercrime and fraud threats.
Enforcement
Korean Regulators Start Short-selling Inspections at Foreign Firms
30/08/2022
The FSS has launched an inspection of Morgan Stanley’s short-selling practices. Similar inspections at BAML and Goldman Sachs will come next.
Crypto / Digital Assets
UnionBank Becomes First Philippine Bank to Enable Crypto Trading
30/08/2022
UnionBank has also been exploring other uses of blockchain technology, as it seeks to future-proof its business and expand its metaverse footprint.
APRA Relaxes Phase 2 Timelines of Superannuation Data Project
29/08/2022
The overall consultation timeline for Phase 2 of the Superannuation Data Transformation project is being extended from 9 months to 14 months.
Market Infrastructure
New Zealand FMA Sets Out Priorities in New Corporate Plan
29/08/2022
The FMA will prioritise work on three new legislative regimes: financial advice licensing, climate-related disclosures, and conduct licensing.
Australia Proposes Reduced Barriers to Financial Advice Profession
29/08/2022
Treasury proposes to remove tertiary education requirements for experienced financial advisers, and simpler requirements for new entrants to the industry.
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