Market Abuse

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

    Market Abuse

    HK Tribunal Tells Short Seller to Repay $200,000

    By Samuel Riding | 20/10/2016

    Citron’s Andrew Left also banned from trading in Hong Kong for five years, vows appeal.

    Market Abuse

    Shanghai Futures Exchange Adopts Nasdaq Surveillance Platform

    By Samuel Riding | 20/10/2016

    New platform will monitor Exchange’s more than 200 members, 700 distant trading terminals.

    Market Abuse

    India’s NSE Launches HFT Forensic Audit

    By Samuel Riding | 19/10/2016

    Deloitte asked to looking into audit systems, investigate brokers and officials amid ‘fair access’ violations.

    Market Abuse

    CSRC Fines Media Firm for Misleading Article

    By Samuel Riding | 18/10/2016

    Securities regulator seeking to clamp down on market rumours and misinformation.

    Market Abuse

    Thailand SEC to Probe Stock Slump

    By Samuel Riding | 17/10/2016

    Securities regulator vows to take legal action if market manipulation is uncovered.

    Market Abuse

    Korea to Reform Short-Selling Rules

    By Samuel Riding | 07/10/2016

    Measures will aim to prevent losses due to delayed disclosure of foreign developments.

    Market Abuse

    Former Mega Bank Chairman Arrested in Taiwan

    By Samuel Riding | 05/10/2016

    Ex-chairman alleged to have offloaded stock in advance of US fine.

    Structural Regulation

    Australia Tightens Key Benchmark Rules

    By Samuel Riding | 05/10/2016

    New regulations require registration of benchmark-setting bodies.

    Market Abuse

    SGX Launches Trade Surveillance Tools

    By Samuel Riding | 29/09/2016

    Exchange issues Trade Surveillance Handbook covering spoofing, layering and marking the close.

    Market Abuse

    Japan Warns on Pharma, Biotech Insider Trading

    By Samuel Riding | 23/09/2016

    Regulator suspects doctors and academic personnel are involved in leaking information.

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