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AML / KYC
Chinese Nationals Face US Jail For Laundering Drug Money
By Editors | 11/08/2021
Six Chinese nationals face jail for conspiracy to launder money for El Chapo-linked drug cartels, using casinos, front companies, and false passports.
AML / KYC
RBNZ Issues Formal Warning to Westpac for AML Failures
By Editors | 11/08/2021
Westpac failed to report almost 8000 corporate transactions to overseas recipients between July 2018 and February 2019, the RBNZ said.
Enforcement
Former HKEX Exec Pleads Not Guilty to Corruption Charges
By Editors | 11/08/2021
The former co-head of HKEX’s IPO-vetting team, Eugene Yeoh, was arrested in June 2019 for alleged bribery and misconduct in public office.
Enforcement
Taiwan FSC to Raise Compensation for Automatic Dispute Settlement
By Sanday Chongo Kabange | 10/08/2021
The FSC will raise the compensation ceilings under which financial companies have to automatically accept settlement decisions.
AML / KYC
Good Intentions: The FATF Faces Its Own Unintended Consequences
By Tom Keatinge | 08/08/2021
The FATF’s unintended consequences study will point to necessary reforms that the watchdog will be unwilling to undertake.
Securities / Derivatives
Hong Kong ICAC Charges Securities Brokers for Bribery
By Editors | 08/08/2021
Two securities brokers accepted commissions to arrange for their clients to use a futures trading programme provided by a software company.
Enforcement
ASIC Sues Credit Firms for Failing to Cooperate with AFCA
By Sanday Chongo Kabange | 06/08/2021
Two firms repeatedly engaged in disruptive, aggressive and uncooperative behaviour toward AFCA, a civil penalty offence since April 2019.
Enforcement
CSRC Penalises Yongcheng Coal, Executives for Fraud
By Sanday Chongo Kabange | 05/08/2021
Yongcheng Coal and its executives were fined for fraudulent disclosures and for inflating its books. The company defaulted on a CNY 1 billion bond last year.
Enforcement
ASIC Issues Update on Compensation Paid for Non-compliant Advice
By Editors | 05/08/2021
Australia’s 6 largest FIs have paid over A$1.86 billion to compensate customers for fees-for-no-service misconduct and non-compliant advice.
Enforcement
CBIRC Fines Trust Company for ‘Major’ Regulatory Violations
By Editors | 05/08/2021
The trust company was fined CNY 5.66 million for risk control failures, mismanagement of its trust schemes, and other “serious” breaches.
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