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Enforcement
India’s Enforcement Directorate Arrest Two in BitConnect Fraud
By Nithya Subramanian | 27/01/2026
The two individuals were detained under the PMLA, and INR 21.7 billion in assets linked to the multi-layered BitConnect scheme were frozen.

Fintech / Regtech
FSC Proposes Family Cards for Minors, Digital Merchant Verification
By Mark Johnston | 26/01/2026
FSC launches consultation on amendments to the Specialised Credit Finance Business Act, targeting March 2026 for implementation.

Enforcement
Former China Construction Bank Executive VP Sentenced to Jail
By Mark Johnston | 26/01/2026
The former exec was also fined CNY 4.1 million after a court found that he accepted bribes and issued loans that caused "heavy losses" to the bank.

Enforcement
Australian Fund Manager Jailed for 6 Years in Insider Trading Case
By Sanday Chongo Kabange | 26/01/2026
The case is the first major outcome for ASIC's new specialist insider trading team, which was established in late September 2024.

Enforcement
Korea to Prosecute NH Securities Staff Over Unfair Trading Gains
By Mark Johnston | 26/01/2026
The regulator alleges current and former employees used non-public information, part of a wider ring that netted KRW 3.27 billion.

Enforcement
Australian Financial Advisor Jailed for AUD 1 Mln Client Fraud
By Editors | 26/01/2026
Paul Anthony Torre was sentenced to six years for stealing from clients' retirement funds.

Enforcement
CSRC Penalises Fund Managers in Dividend Tax Arbitrage Crackdown
By Editors | 26/01/2026
The CSRC has suspended several firms for helping institutional investors to improperly exploit tax-free dividends from bond funds.

Enforcement
Malaysia Reports Highest Scam Losses in 2025: Home Ministry
By Nithya Subramanian | 23/01/2026
The Home Ministry said enforcement, inter-agency cooperation and legal amendments are being strengthened as financial fraud continues to surge.

Enforcement
Korea’s FTC Fines Major Banks KRW 272 billion for LTV Collusion
By Mark Johnston | 23/01/2026
KFTC ruled that four lenders exchanged sensitive information to restrict competition in the secured loan market, prompting legal challenges.

Enforcement
Former HSBC Manager Admits to Account Opening for Bribes Scheme
By Sanday Chongo Kabange | 23/01/2026
The case, brought by the ICAC, involves illicit payments for opening accounts, some of which were later flagged for money laundering risk by the bank.
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