ADVERTISEMENT
Enforcement
S.Korea to Curb Bank Chief Bonuses
By Samuel Riding | 04/09/2017
Only 60% of bonuses to be paid up front, remaining 40% to be paid out over three years but can be cut or clawed back if investments lose money.
Enforcement
CSRC to Push ‘Central Surveillance System’ for Exchanges
By Samuel Riding | 29/08/2017
Chairman Liu Shiyu cites ‘huge room for improvement’ in exchanges’ front-line supervision, citing failures exposed by 2015 stock market turmoil.
AML / KYC
HK SFC, Police Join Forces to Combat Financial Crime
By Samuel Riding | 29/08/2017
Agreement aims to clamp down on financial crime via securities markets; SFC has identified ‘multiple weaknesses’ in broker AML/CTF.
AML / KYC
Australian Regulator Launches CBA Inquiry
By Samuel Riding | 29/08/2017
APRA inquiry to look at whether governance, culture and accountability frameworks conflict with ‘sound risk management and compliance outcomes’.
Enforcement
Korea Toughens Short-selling Rules
By Samuel Riding | 28/08/2017
Measures are expected to sharply increase incidences of excessive short selling; new categories of offence come with heavier maximum penalty.
Capital / Liquidity
Philippine Central Bank Strengthens Compliance Standards
By Editors | 28/08/2017
Chief compliance officer must be full-time, boards given overarching responsibility; foreign banks must translate all documents into English.
Market Infrastructure
Cybercrime Threatening Market Integrity – ASIC
By Samuel Riding | 23/08/2017
Australian regulator says market integrity will be a top priority over the next six months amid a surge in related misconduct issues.
Enforcement
Japan FSA to Set up Anti Cybercrime, Money Laundering Bureau
By Editors | 23/08/2017
Internal reorganisation acknowledges growing role of fintech, which will be regulated by FSA Planning and Coordination Bureau with enhanced powers.
Enforcement
Indian Brokers’ AML Compliance Under Heightened Scrutiny
By Editors | 20/08/2017
SEBI warned nearly 500 entities on possible money laundering over the last financial year; conducted 245 investigations into illegal stock market activity.
Capital / Liquidity
China Financial Regulation Needs to be Stronger Still – IMF
By Samuel Riding | 17/08/2017
IMF praises measures such as inclusion of WMPs in bank assessments but cites concerns about growth in debt and banking sector assets.
JOIN OUR NEWSLETTER
A daily selection of top stories from the Regulation Asia editorial team