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Cryptocurrency
Japan FSA Proposes Stronger Regulation for Crypto Assets
By Editors | 13/04/2019
In a bill to amend the law, the FSA proposes the introduction of stronger protections for investors and restrictions to prevent misconduct in the crypto sector.
Payments & Settlements
Payments Connectivity Sees Continued Progress in ASEAN
By Editors | 10/04/2019
Bank of Thailand outlined a number of key initiatives with other ASEAN nations to increase regional connectivity in cross-border payments.
Tokenisation
Taiwan FSC to Launch New Trading Platform for STOs
By Editors | 08/04/2019
In new laws expected in June, the FSC will initially allow firms to offer STOs offering interest payments as with bonds, and prohibit companies from offering equity-like tokens.
Clearing & Post-Trade
Talking Disintermediation by DLT with DTCC’s Rob Palatnick
By Manesh Samtani | 04/04/2019
Regulation Asia sat down with DTCC’s Rob Palatnick to discuss his views on how far DLT will go in disintermediating the financial industry.
Anti-Money Laundering
UN Security Council Resolution Targets Terrorism Financing
By Editors | 01/04/2019
The UN Security Council has adopted a resolution calling on member states to beef up efforts to identify, prosecute and penalise those directly or indirectly financing terrorism.
Sustainable Finance
ACMF Advances Efforts on Sustainable Finance, Regional Connectivity
By Editors | 20/03/2019
The ASEAN Capital Markets Forum has endorsed a roadmap for promoting sustainable investment and launched a framework for cross-border publication of research.
Cryptocurrency
Japan to Impose Margin Trading Limits in Cryptocurrency Sector
By Editors | 20/03/2019
New rules will limit cryptocurrency margin trading to two-to-four times initial deposits and require exchanges offering margin facilities to register separately with government.
Cryptocurrency
Singapore Court Rules in First Case Involving Cryptocurrency
By Manesh Samtani | 19/03/2019
The Singapore International Commercial Court has ruled that crypto exchange Quoine was liable for a “breach of contract and breach of trust” by reversing seven trades in April 2017.
Cloud & Infrastructure
Philippines Fintech Push Makes it a Compelling Market to Watch
By Philip Keller | 19/03/2019
Industry veteran Philip Keller explores the approach taken by regulators in the Philippines to encourage fintech innovation and financial sector digitalisation.
Emerging Prudential Risks
BCBS Sets Out Minimum Expectations for Banks Exposed to Crypto
By Editors | 18/03/2019
The minimum prudential expectations for banks exposed to crypto-assets relate to due diligence, governance and risk management, public disclosure and supervisory dialogue.
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