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Enforcement
Federal Court Finds NAB Knowingly Overcharged Customers
By Editors | 08/11/2022
NAB became aware of the issue in January 2017 and did not stop overcharging customers until February 2019, court documents say.
Crypto / Digital Assets
US Agents Seized Over $3.3bn in Silk Road’s Bitcoin Last Year: DOJ
By Editors | 08/11/2022
Over 50,000 Bitcoin, stolen from online marketplace Silk Road in 2012, was seized in November 2021 and has since lost more than two-thirds of its value.
AML / KYC
China Investigates Top PBOC Official for Possible Corruption
By Editors | 07/11/2022
PBOC deputy governor Fan Yifei has been placed under investigation over allegations of “severe violations of discipline and law”.
Enforcement
Singapore High Court Considers 40 Year Jail Term for Manipulator
By Editors | 07/11/2022
Prosecutors are reportedly asking the court to impose a 40-year jail sentence on John Soh Chee Wen, the mastermind of the 2013 penny stock crash.
Enforcement
ASIC Sets Out Enforcement Priorities for 2023
By Sanday Chongo Kabange | 07/11/2022
ASIC will target greenwashing, predatory lending and crypto investment scams, along with other “enduring” priorities involving misconduct and systemic compliance failures by large FIs.
Enforcement
APRA Imposes Licence Conditions on Insignia Group Trustees
By Editors | 04/11/2022
The additional licence conditions require four Insignia trustees to improve their governance and risk management practices, processes and frameworks.
AML / KYC
AUSTRAC Orders AML Audits at Two Corporate Bookmakers
By Editors | 04/11/2022
Sportsbet and Bet365 are among the largest corporate bookmakers in Australia. AUSTRAC chief Nicole Rose said the whole industry is on notice.
Crypto / Digital Assets
US DOJ Resolves Dispute with Google Over BTC-e Data
By Editors | 02/11/2022
Crypto exchange BTC-e was shut down in 2017 for alleged money laundering. At the time, US authorities were unable to obtain data from Google for the investigation because it was held overseas.
Enforcement
Google Fined $275m in India for Anti-Competitive Practices
By Editors | 01/11/2022
Google is ordered to allow the use of third-party payment processing services in its Play Store and not discriminate against apps facilitating UPI payments.
Enforcement
New York Court Dismisses Tom Hayes LIBOR Rigging Case
By Editors | 01/11/2022
US prosecutors had filed a motion to dismiss the case after two other traders were acquitted in January. Hayes is still trying to get his UK conviction overturned.
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