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AML / KYC
MAS MD Sets out Fintech Regulation Agenda
By Editors | 16/11/2017
Ravi Menon sets out raft of initiatives including new Payment Services Bill, technology risk management guidelines, machine readable forms.
AML / KYC
Singapore Launches Cybercrime Centre
By Garima Chitkara | 16/11/2017
Centre is a collaboration between FS-ISAC and MAS; will provide internship training cybercrime fighters from Temasek Polytechnic.
AML / KYC
AUSTRAC Hails Tabcorp Fine for AML/CTF Breaches
By Garima Chitkara | 16/11/2017
Casino and gaming operator fined more than $34mn for a series of AML/CTF failures; AUSTRAC stresses management responsibility.
AML / KYC
No Privacy in Paradise
By Peter Guy | 13/11/2017
Look beyond the lurid financial gossip and the Paradise Papers show how technology is opening the banking system to scrutiny.
AML / KYC
Korean Firms Launch ‘World 1st’ Blockchain-based Authentication
By Garima Chitkara | 09/11/2017
Financial Investment Association says Chain ID is a world first, authentication only has to be performed once every three years.
Capital / Liquidity
FSB Reports on ‘Rise of the Financial Machines’, Backs Regtech
By Samuel Riding | 02/11/2017
Report suggests AI and machine learning could create new systemically important players, warns on opacity, audit difficulty.
AML / KYC
Guangdong, HK to Boost Financial Cooperation
By Editors | 30/10/2017
Governments to relax restrictions on cross-border business operations and boost RMB flows; cooperate further on fintech and green finance.
AML / KYC
Philippines to Ease Forex Rules, Ending Registration System
By Editors | 30/10/2017
Central bank governor says rules will be relaxed so inbound investment, private sector foreign currency borrowing require reporting, not registration.
AML / KYC
RBI Confirms ID-Bank Account Link Compulsory, to Create Public Credit Registry
By Editors | 25/10/2017
Central bank says Aadhar cards must be linked to bank account; proposed credit registry to be open to ‘all stakeholders’.
AML / KYC
ASIC to Seek 10-year Sentences for Corporate Criminals
By Editors | 25/10/2017
Securities regulator says current maximum punishments are not sufficient as they don’t wipe out gains made from illicit activity.
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