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Enforcement
Japan Introduces AI Market Surveillance
By Samuel Riding | 21/03/2018
System from Hitachi and NEC will identify potential unfair trading, but humans will still be relied on to interpret data.
AML / KYC
MAS Fines StanChart Units $4.9mn for AML/CTF Breaches
By Editors | 20/03/2018
The bank’s Singapore branch and trust unit failed to adequately assess and mitigate risks that clients were trying to avoid CRS reporting obligations.
Crypto / Digital Assets
South Korean Crypto Exchanges Raided in Embezzlement Probe
By Manesh Samtani | 20/03/2018
Staff and executives at three exchanges allegedly siphoned customer deposits to buy cryptocurrency on other platforms.
Enforcement
China Minsheng, Ping An Banks Fined for Clearing, Payments Violations
By Editors | 19/03/2018
Banks violated rules on management of clearing, yuan settlement, and NBFI payments; Minsheng Bank’s $25.7mn fine is highest levied in financial industry by PBOC.
Enforcement
Cyber Threats Top ASIC Agenda
By Samuel Riding | 19/03/2018
Australian securities regulator warns on ‘malicious cybercrime’; says surveillance of OTC markets will be another 2018 priority.
Enforcement
S.Korea to Tighten Financial Holding Company Governance Rules
By Editors | 18/03/2018
Financial regulator says it will toughen rules on appointments amid corporate governance concerns re excessive influence, lack of innovation.
Enforcement
ASIC Mandates Banks’ Further Removal of Unfair Loans Terms
By Editors | 17/03/2018
New guidance ensures bank staff are held responsible for conduct and statements outside of formal contracts; removes borrower’s liability in the event of lender misconduct.
Securities / Derivatives
Shanghai, Shenzhen Bourses Draft Compulsory Delisting Rules
By Editors | 16/03/2018
False, misleading or fraudulent listing, restructuring documents or other disclosures including annual reports will trigger the delisting mechanism.
Enforcement
Deutsche Fined, Censured for HK Regulatory Breaches
By Samuel Riding | 15/03/2018
Securities regulator says fine would have been much higher were it not for self-reporting of breaches, cooperation in inquiry and ‘remedial measures’.
Enforcement
Australia’s Royal Commission Hears Bribery Allegations
By Garima Chitkara | 15/03/2018
NAB staff allegedly falsified documents to achieve home loan targets, branch managers colluded with loan introducers to manipulate incentive schemes.
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