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Enforcement
MAS Bans Three Insurance Agents for Falsifying Records
By Nithya Subramanian | 27/05/2024
Three former Prudential insurance agents falsified records and furnished false information to the regulator.

Crypto / Digital Assets
Woman Jailed in UK in Bitcoin Laundering Case
By Mark Johnston | 27/05/2024
At sentencing on Friday, the judge said Jian Wen ought to have known that she was dealing with criminal property.

AML / KYC
Malaysia’s 1MDB Files Suit Against Top PetroSaudi Official
By Nithya Subramanian | 24/05/2024
The lawsuit seeks the return of $1.83bn, claiming 1MDB was misled into thinking King Abdullah owned a joint venture it invested in.

Enforcement
HK: Insider Trading Prosecution May Prompt Hedge Fund Closure
By Editors | 24/05/2024
“It is in the best interests of our investors to return their capital in an orderly manner,” a Segantii spokesperson said.

AML / KYC
Singapore Secures Seventh Conviction in Money Laundering Case
By Nithya Subramanian | 24/05/2024
Cambodian national Chen Qingyuan, who is wanted in China, has been sentenced to a 15-month jail term and will forfeit S$21mn.

Enforcement
FCA Fines HSBC for Failures in Treatment of Customers
By Editors | 24/05/2024
The bank was fined GBP 6.3 million, on top of investing GBP 94 million to correct the issues and paying redress worth GBP 185 million.

Enforcement
Worldcoin Ordered to Cease Iris-Scanning in Hong Kong
By Sanday Chongo Kabange | 24/05/2024
The PCPD has determined that the Worldcoin project has breached Hong Kong’s personal data privacy law.

Enforcement
CFTC Fines JPMorgan $200m Over Trade Surveillance Gaps
By Editors | 24/05/2024
Half of the penalty will be offset by resolutions made with the OCC and Federal Reserve Board in March.

Enforcement
US SEC Fines ICE for Late Notification of Cyber Intrusion
By Editors | 22/05/2024
Commissioners Hester Peirce and Mark Uyeda said the $10mn penalty was “disproportionately large” and creates a “counter-productive dynamic” with regulated entities.

Enforcement
UK Regulators Fine Citi Over Trader’s Mistake, Control Failings
By Editors | 22/05/2024
A trader inadvertently placed sell orders worth $444bn instead of $58 million. Citi’s electronic trading system generated additional erroneous orders.
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