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Enforcement
Former China Development Bank Chairman in Corruption Probe
By Editors | 01/08/2019
The bank’s former chairman is said to have channelled bribes to a party official from the now-missing former chairman of a conglomerate, CEFC China Energy.
Enforcement
Five Major Banks Face UK Class Action in FX Rigging Case
By Editors | 31/07/2019
The class action, estimated to be worth more than $1.2bn for trades executed in the UK, follows a similar-size fine levied against the banks by the European Commission in May.
AML / KYC
Global Money Launderers Move in on Japan – Report
By Editors | 30/07/2019
Criminal organisations are increasing seeking the use of bank accounts in Japan to disguise illicit profits, with incidents of money laundering rising 40% year-on-year.
Enforcement
Another CBIRC Official Placed Under Corruption Probe
By Editors | 30/07/2019
China’s Central Commission for Discipline Inspection has reportedly opened a corruption probe into the CBIRC’s Fujian branch head, Qi Xinzheng.
Market Infrastructure
NAB Notifies 13,000 Customers of Data Breach
By Editors | 29/07/2019
Australia’s fourth largest bank says the personal data uploaded to servers without authorisation was not copied or further disclosed, and has since been deleted.
Enforcement
FMA to Open Applications for New Adviser Licences in November
By Editors | 26/07/2019
Announced last month, the new licensing regime will require financial advisers to operate under a new transitional licence from June 2020.
Enforcement
ASIC Takes ANZ Bank to Court for Unlawful Fees
By Editors | 26/07/2019
ANZ charged fees on transactions between its customers’ own accounts, despite the fees only being applicable to transactions made to “another person or business”.
Enforcement
China Hands IPO Bans to 139 Funds on STAR Market Violations
By Editors | 25/07/2019
The funds were handed bans of 6 and 12 months for making IPO applications for shares on Shanghai’s new tech board that exceeded the size of their investments.
Capital / Liquidity
APRA Orders Three Banks to Tighten Group Funding Arrangements
By Editors | 25/07/2019
Macquarie, Rabobank and HSBC had provisions in group funding agreements that could allow funding to be withdrawn in a stress scenario, potentially undermining their stability.
Capital / Liquidity
PBOC Sets Out Beijing Penalties for Deposit Reserve Violations
By Editors | 24/07/2019
Draft measures from the PBOC set out four types of penalties Beijing-based financial institutions must pay when their deposit reserves fall below statutory requirements.
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