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Data Privacy
China Issues Data Security Rules for Accounting Firms
By Editors | 14/05/2024
The rules require audit working papers to be stored within China. Encryption devices and encryption keys must also be in China.

Market Abuse
FCA Offers Recommendations on Avoiding Surveillance Failures
By Manesh Samtani | 14/05/2024
The FCA says failures of market abuse surveillance are often caused by faulty implementation, bugs, and incomplete data ingestion.

Cybersecurity
Singapore: Next Phase of FSMA Implementation Has Commenced
By Editors | 14/05/2024
MAS can now impose fines up to S$1mn for non-compliance with technology risk management requirements.

Cryptocurrency
US Orders Chinese-owned Crypto Miner to Sell Land
By Editors | 14/05/2024
Presidential order says MineOne Partners did not notify CFIUS before buying land next to an Air Force base.

Cybersecurity
Singapore Parliament Passes Cybersecurity Amendment Bill
By Nithya Subramanian | 13/05/2024
The amendments introduce stricter reporting requirements for owners of CII and give more teeth to the CSA.

AI Risk & Governance
Australia FSC Forms Expert Group on ‘Digital Advice’
By Sanday Chongo Kabange | 13/05/2024
The expert group will support financial advice reforms and the development and growth of the digital advice sector.

AI Risk & Governance
China, France Commit to Jointly Address AI Risks
By Editors | 10/05/2024
The two countries jointly commit to promoting safe, secure, and reliable AI systems for the “common good”.

Cloud & Infrastructure
FSC Korea Enhances Regulatory Sandbox Mechanism
By Editors | 09/05/2024
The FSC is scrapping some requirements to expedite the sandbox’s application, review and approval processes.

Sustainable Finance
Singapore, UK to Boost Fintech, Green Finance Cooperation
By Nithya Subramanian | 09/05/2024
MAS and HM Treasury will collaborate to develop and finance green finance and energy transition projects in APAC.

Fraud, Scams & Cybercrime
Singapore Law Firm Pays $1.4m Ransom Demand
By Editors | 08/05/2024
The law firm was initially asked to pay $2mn, but the Akira ransomware group agreed to lower the amount after negotiations.
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