Market Abuse

    News on regulatory investigations, enforcement actions, and technologies addressing practices like insider trading, market manipulation, and spoofing.

    Market Abuse

    HK Court Rejects Citron Appeal

    By Samuel Riding | 16/01/2017

    Court says Left’s application to appeal not on time, would not have succeeded anyway.

    Market Abuse

    China to Clampdown on Illicit Trading Behaviour

    By Samuel Riding | 13/01/2017

    Illegal activities including market manipulation and fraud have ‘resurged’ at exchanges.

    Market Abuse

    SEBI Said to Ask NSE Take Remedial Action on HFT

    By Samuel Riding | 11/01/2017

    Regulator is also considering possibility of individual fault despite forensic audit conclusions.

    Market Abuse

    CSRC Confiscations Up 288% in 2016

    By Samuel Riding | 06/01/2017

    Securities regulator cites ‘unprecedentedly complex’ market environment in China.

    Supervision & Enforcement

    Malaysia Warns on Reporting Obligations

    By Samuel Riding | 28/12/2016

    BNM says it has started enforcement action against a financial institution for forex-related misconduct.

    Supervision & Enforcement

    Hong Kong – 2016 in Review

    By Samuel Riding | 22/12/2016

    Enforcement the major order of the year for Hong Kong regulators.

    Market Abuse

    Australia, India Sanction Banks for Forex Violations

    By Samuel Riding | 22/12/2016

    2 Australian banks to make $3.6mn ‘community benefit’ payments, RBI fines 5 banks total of $844.

    Market Abuse

    HK SFC Asks Brokerage to Freeze Client Account

    By Samuel Riding | 19/12/2016

    Regulator says client account is suspected of being involved in market manipulation, account hacking.

    Market Abuse

    India Seeks to Ban 5 Brokers Over NSEL Scam

    By Samuel Riding | 16/12/2016

    Court order includes accusations that brokers are not ‘fit and proper’ to act in securities market.

    Market Abuse

    Thailand Introduces Stiff Penalties for Market Malpractice

    By Samuel Riding | 14/12/2016

    Offenders could face substantial financial penalties and 10-year bans.

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