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Enforcement
ASIC Sues Westpac Unit for Systemic Misconduct
By Sanday Chongo Kabange | 04/06/2025
ASIC commenced civil penalty proceedings against a subsidiary of Westpac for “systemic” misconduct in arranging home loans.
AML / KYC
Singapore Court Allows 1MDB’s $394m Claim Against BSI Bank to Proceed
By Nithya Subramanian | 04/06/2025
The court rejected BSI Bank’s bid to strike out the case, allowing 1MDB and Brazen Sky Limited to seek compensation.
Sanctions
US Authorities Probing Adani Group for Iran Sanctions Violations – Report
By Manesh Samtani | 04/06/2025
The Adani Group called the allegations “baseless and mischievous”. Meanwhile, US agencies have reportedly been instructed to pause sanctions activity targeting Iran.
Enforcement
ASIC Fines Australian Retirement Trust for Misleading Performance Data
By Sanday Chongo Kabange | 03/06/2025
Australian Retirement Trust was issued an infringement notice because it published “out-of-date” performance data on its website.
Enforcement
ACMA Fines Telco for Breaching ID Verification Rules
By Sanday Chongo Kabange | 03/06/2025
Mobile numbers were inadvertently transferred to scammers, resulting in losses from consumers’ bank accounts.
Enforcement
New Zealand DIA Warns Money Remitter for AML Noncompliance
By Sanday Chongo Kabange | 03/06/2025
The DIA said further action may be taken if noncompliance with New Zealand’s AML/CFT laws continues.
Enforcement
KRX Detects First Illegal Short-Selling Case Since NSDS Launch
By Nithya Subramanian | 03/06/2025
The case has dispelled some doubts about the reliability and accuracy of the new Naked Short Selling Detection System.
Enforcement
SFC Secures Landmark $190m Payout for Combest Shareholders
By Manesh Samtani | 03/06/2025
Former executives of delisted Combest Holdings will compensate shareholders following SFC action over inflated valuations.
Enforcement
China: Former Everbright Trust Chairman Pleads Guilty to Bribery
By Editors | 03/06/2025
Yan Guijun pleaded guilty to accepting bribes worth over CNY 200 million and illegally approving loans worth CNY 6.39 billion.
Enforcement
Japan Investigates Source of Securities Account Hacks
By Editors | 03/06/2025
Japanese authorities launched investigations into securities account hacks that caused unauthorised transactions exceeding JPY 300 billion
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