ADVERTISEMENT
Enforcement
HK Police Arrest Man for Illegal Short Selling, Fraud
By Editors | 04/06/2023
The man fabricated trading statements that falsely showed he held shares in four listed companies he short-sold, when in fact he did not, the SFC said.
Enforcement
ASIC Issues First Stop Order on Superannuation Product
By Sanday Chongo Kabange | 04/06/2023
The interim stop orders were made against Spaceship Super and three managed funds promoted by Spaceship Capital due to deficient TMDs.
Enforcement
APRA Investigating Super Fund Payments to Unions
By Editors | 04/06/2023
APRA chairman John Lonsdale told lawmakers the regulator has an “appetite to take enforcement” where it is needed.
Enforcement
FINRA Fines Vanguard for Misleading Account Statements
By Mark Johnston | 02/06/2023
Vanguard had errors in about 8.5 million customer statements and failed to address customer reports of the errors in a timely manner.
Enforcement
MAS Bans Six Former Great Eastern Advisers for Tax Fraud
By Ranamita Chakraborty | 02/06/2023
MAS said the six former insurance agents actively participated in a scheme to cheat the Inland Revenue Authority out of S$125,000.
Enforcement
MAS Bans Former StanChart Adviser Following Forgery Conviction
By Editors | 31/05/2023
The former representative altered a document to falsely presenting another client as the account holder instead of the actual client.
AML / KYC
Perth Mint Misses AUSTRAC Deadline, CEO Resigns
By Editors | 31/05/2023
The delay was attributed to the complexity of the audit and the challenges in gathering the required information.
Capital / Liquidity
APRA, AUSTRAC Enter Enforceable Undertakings With BoQ
By Editors | 31/05/2023
For APRA’s enforceable undertaking, Bank of Queensland has to set aside an extra A$50mn in regulatory capital.
AML / KYC
Australia: Crown Agrees to A$450m Penalty for AML Failures
By Editors | 31/05/2023
Crown admitted to AML/CTF breaches at its Melbourne and Perth casinos and agreed to pay A$450mn, subject to court approval.
Capital / Liquidity
US OCC Sets Out Policy for Addressing “Persistent Weaknesses” at Banks
By Editors | 30/05/2023
The OCC may require banks to increase capital, restrict dividends, sell assets, divest subsidiaries or exit markets if they fail to fix “persistent weaknesses”.
JOIN OUR NEWSLETTER
A daily selection of top stories from the Regulation Asia editorial team