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Enforcement
SFC Fines Huatai Financial for Naked Short Selling
By Editors | 19/09/2018
Huatai Financial’s unintentional short sale of Great Wall Motor bonus shares in 2015 was as a result of inadequate systems and internal controls.
Enforcement
ASIC Pursues Civil Penalty for ANZ Disclosure Breach
By Manesh Samtani | 17/09/2018
ANZ failed to disclose in its 2015 capital raising that underwriters Citi and Deutsche took up one-third of its share placement.
Enforcement
Two ICBC Branches Under Investigation for Illegal Fundraising
By Manesh Samtani | 13/09/2018
The branches sold unregistered investment products to other banks to channel funds into companies beyond what regulatory lending caps allowed.
Capital / Liquidity
CBIRC Fines Reach Unprecedented Levels in Financial Deleveraging Campaign
By Garima Chitkara | 12/09/2018
The regulator has levied fines of over 4 billion yuan in the past 20 months, four times the 1 billion yuan in fines it levied in the previous 14 years.
Enforcement
Australian Banks Face ‘Largest Ever’ Class Action
By Editors | 12/09/2018
A series of class actions for millions of super fund customers could cost Australian financial institutions up to A$1bn.
Enforcement
ASIC’s Year Ahead to Focus on Conduct, Culture, Consumer Trust
By Garima Chitkara | 11/09/2018
ASIC Commissioner John Price laid out the regulator’s priorities regarding conduct and culture risk in the financial industry in the coming year.
Enforcement
RBI Fines Three State Banks for Fraud Reporting Failures
By Editors | 10/09/2018
Union Bank of India, Bank of India and Bank of Maharashtra are each fined 10 million rupees.
Enforcement
ASIC Begins Civil Proceedings Against NAB Entities
By Garima Chitkara | 10/09/2018
Two wealth management divisions of NAB are the subject of civil proceedings in an Australian Federal Court for charging over half a million customers fees for no services.
Enforcement
HKMA Endorses Benefits of Cooperation
By Will Hallatt | 07/09/2018
The HKMA’s guidance note expressly signals its desire to encourage and facilitate cooperation in investigations and enforcement proceedings, noting time, cost and resource savings for the regulator and institutions or individuals concerned.
Enforcement
Westpac to Pay Record A$35mn for ‘Responsible Lending’ Breach
By Manesh Samtani | 05/09/2018
Westpac Bank’s automated credit assessment system approved 10,500 home loans between 2011 and 2015 which should not have been automatically approved; the system has since been upgraded.
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