Market Abuse

Market Abuse

China Enhances Investor Protection with New Guidance

By Editors | 25/05/2025

China bolsters investor rights with new guidance targeting fraud, enhancing legal recourse, and promoting capital market stability.

Market Abuse

SESC Conducts Insider Trading Probe into IR Japan Employee

By Thisanka Siripala | 24/05/2025

An employee allegedly leaked undisclosed IR data from client companies to an acquaintance who repeatedly traded shares using the information.

KYC & CDD

SEBI Warns Mauritius-Based Funds for Lack of Cooperation

By Nithya Subramanian | 22/05/2025

Two Mauritius-based funds tied to the Adani Group could face potential penalties and license cancellations over their failure to disclose shareholder details.

Trading & Investment

Vietnam Orders Inspections at Banks Engaged in Gold Trading

By Nithya Subramanian | 22/05/2025

SBV ordered to take measures to stabilise domestic gold market to prevent instability in exchange rates, interest rates, and the broader monetary and financial systems.

Cryptocurrency

Vietnam Proposes New Penalties Regime for Crypto Market Violations

By Mark Johnston | 21/05/2025

A new draft decree proposes fines for violations in the cryptocurrency sector, including market manipulation and unlicensed operations.

Market Abuse

SEBI Probes IndusInd Bank Officials for Suspected Insider Trading

By Nithya Subramanian | 21/05/2025

IndusInd Bank employees were allegedly involved in selling stock options while being aware of undisclosed accounting lapses.

Market Abuse

Court Dismisses Challenge to Malaysia’s Insider Trading Law

By Nithya Subramanian | 20/05/2025

The High Court dismissed a civil suit by a former company executive who challenged the constitutionality of Malaysia’s insider trading law.

Market Abuse

SEBI Investigates Jane Street in Market Manipulation Case

By Nithya Subramanian | 19/05/2025

SEBI is investigating Jane Street’s India and Singapore arms following complaints from fund managers about its trading strategies.

Market Abuse

Former TSE Employee and Father Sentenced in Insider Trading Case

By Mark Johnston | 19/05/2025

Both were sentenced to 18 months’ imprisonment, suspended for three years, and fined after being convicted of insider trading.