Peter Guy is Co-founder and Editor-at-Large of Regulation Asia. His analysis and coverage includes capital markets, private banking and asset management. Peter is a former banker and award-winning financial journalist. peter@regulationasia.com
ESG / Sustainability
Squelching Dissent Could Harm Credibility of ESG Policy
08/06/2022
The climate action message has become strident, repetitious, and mired in intolerance, putting at risk the still-fragile credibility the movement has built thus far.
Enforcement
Cum-Ex Scandal Widens like a Regulatory Inquisition
10/05/2022
A common tax arbitrage trading strategy is now being prosecuted as outright tax avoidance, catching global banks and traders in a broad net.
Enforcement
Technology and Regulations Clash: Apple Vs EU Antitrust Law
05/05/2022
European Commission has not shown cause for anti-trust allegations as consumers strongly support Apple payment technology, writes Peter Guy.
Capital / Liquidity
HSBC’s Historical and Regulatory Dilemma Exposed
25/06/2020
Financial markets are still reeling from the regulatory implications of HSBC’s support for China’s national security law in Hong Kong, says Peter Guy.
Capital / Liquidity
Covid-19 Puts Financial Regulation Under Stress
30/03/2020
Business continuity plans, social distancing measures, economic stimulus and liquidity constraints are hindering banks’ abilities to stay consistent with regulators’ expectations, says Peter Guy.
Capital / Liquidity
25 Years Since Barings Collapse: What Has Changed?
09/03/2020
Peter Guy explores whether regulation, compliance and financial technology have improved risk management in the 25 years since Barings Bank’s spectacular crash.
AML / KYC
Meeting New Compliance Challenges Through Digital Identity
27/02/2020
Digital identity systems could form a significant component of the compliance infrastructures at the new digital banks in the years to come, says Refinitiv’s Phillip Malcolm.
AML / KYC
Liar’s Poker – The 1MDB Version
11/02/2020
1MDB sorely tested principles-based regulation and compliance at Goldman Sachs. But, the bank was likely set up as a victim from the very beginning, says Peter Guy.
Market Infrastructure
Regulatory Change Aggravated the CITIC-CLSA Culture Clash
28/05/2019
Though the CLSA-CITIC fallout was characterised as a cultural clash, this narrative frays against the other challenges facing stock brokers and investment bankers, says Peter Guy.
Market Infrastructure
Trump-Proposed Shift from Quarterly Earnings Reports Will Hurt Investors
20/08/2018
President Trump’s proposal to shift earnings reporting from quarterly to just every six months will mean less transparency, which will be harmful to investors and the public.
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