Market Abuse

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

    Conduct, Culture & Accountability

    Singapore: Conduct, Mis-selling and Conflicts of Interest

    By Samuel Riding | 22/09/2016

    Recent events suggest not much has changed since the financial crisis, and a different approach is needed.

    Market Abuse

    Ex-Credit Suisse Broker Denies Procuring Insider Trading

    By Samuel Riding | 21/09/2016

    ASIC brings prosecution on 11 charges related to trades in 7 companies.

    Anti-Money Laundering

    Taiwan Investigating Ex-regulators in Mega Bank Case

    By Samuel Riding | 19/09/2016

    Parliamentary task force is looking at possible money laundering and insider trading.

    Trading & Investment

    Hanoi Exchange Issues New Trading Rules

    By Samuel Riding | 13/09/2016

    New measures aim to prevent manipulation and boost liquidity.

    Market Abuse

    Forex Allegations Reopen Door to HSBC Prosecution

    By Peter Guy | 12/09/2016

    Charges against traders and possibly the bank itself will create regulatory and compliance dilemmas.

    Market Abuse

    China Bond Underwriting Probe Continues

    By Samuel Riding | 08/09/2016

    Campaign started in 2013 led to tighter regulation of inter-bank market.

    Market Abuse

    HK Tribunal Finds Short Seller Guilty of Market Misconduct

    By Samuel Riding | 29/08/2016

    Ruling on research report could add to fears of chilling effect after case against Moody’s.

    Market Abuse

    Singapore’s 1st ‘Front Running’ Prosecution

    By Samuel Riding | 26/08/2016

    Three defendants each charged with more than 100 offences.

    Market Abuse

    Chinese Affiliate of Dutch HFT Firm in CSRC Probe

    By Samuel Riding | 26/08/2016

    IMC says it is cooperating with regulator on inquiry into Shanghai-based operation.

    Market Abuse

    SEBI Eases Trading Restriction on Hundreds of Firms

    By Samuel Riding | 24/08/2016

    Several companies which had been barred from the securities market can now conduct transactions.

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