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AML / KYC
CFTC Penalises Crypto Firm, Pursues First Case Against DAO
By Editors | 29/09/2022
Crypto firm bZeroX transferred its software protocol to a DAO and then marketed this as a way to be “enforcement-proof”.
Enforcement
ASIC Finalises Guidance on Completing Timely Remediations
By Editors | 28/09/2022
ASIC says it should not have to oversee remediations in order for consumers to receive fair and timely outcomes.
AML / KYC
Deutsche Bank to Settle US Shareholder Lawsuit for $26m
By Editors | 27/09/2022
Shareholders said Deutsche Bank made false statements about its KYC and AML processes and caused losses to investors when its client list was made public.
AML / KYC
India: ICAI Probes 200 Accountants Over Shell Company Setups
By Editors | 26/09/2022
Around 200 chartered accountants are subject to a probe involving shell companies established in India by Chinese firms.
Enforcement
Interpol Issues Red Notice for Terraform Labs Founder
By Mark Johnston | 26/09/2022
The red notice for Do Kwon was issued at the request of Korean prosecutors, who say he is wanted for alleged capital market violations.
AML / KYC
HKMA Penalises Cathay United Bank for AML Deficiencies
By Editors | 25/09/2022
Besides CDD and EDD failures, the bank’s risk classification framework was “defective by design” and senior management oversight was “inadequate”.
Enforcement
Australian Court Fines AMP for ‘Fees for No Service’ Conduct
By Editors | 25/09/2022
The Federal Court said the conduct reflected “very poorly on the organisation culture” of AMP, fining its subsidiaries a total A$14.6mn.
Enforcement
US SEC Fines Morgan Stanley Unit for Not Protecting Customer Data
By Manesh Samtani | 24/09/2022
A moving and storage company hired by Morgan Stanley’s wealth management division sold thousands of devices containing customer information to a third party.
Enforcement
China to Increase Penalties for Breaches of Cybersecurity Law
By Darien Choong | 24/09/2022
Operators of critical information infrastructure using products or services that have not undergone security evaluations will face fines of up to 5 percent of annual revenue.
Enforcement
China to Strengthen Cross-Agency Collaboration on Capital Market Crime
By Editors | 24/09/2022
Regulatory, law enforcement and prosecutorial agencies will cooperate to “treat both the symptoms and the root causes” that contribute to capital market crime.
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