Market Abuse

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FSA Japan Issues Orders Against Major Insurers for Price-Fixing

By Editors | 27/12/2023

The insurers coordinated with each other when negotiating contracts with corporate customers on insurance premiums, affecting more than 570 policyholders.

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Korea Fines BNP Paribas, HSBC $20.4m for Illegal Short Selling

By Editors | 26/12/2023

The FSC said the naked short-selling transactions lasted for months and were thus were “viewed as not inadvertent but intentional.”

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Korea Considers Naked Short-selling Penalties for Global Banks

By Editors | 22/12/2023

Last month, Korean regulators said they found that the Hong Kong units of HSBC and BNP Paribas committed naked short selling.

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Japan FTC Probes Insurers for Alleged Cartel Conduct

By Mark Johnston | 21/12/2023

Japan’s FTC raided 22 locations of four major insurers and two insurance agencies over their alleged collusion on premium-setting.

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BSEC Sets New Deadline for Insider Trading Guidelines

By Ajoy K Das | 20/12/2023

The regulator had set a deadline but most listed companies failed to comply by the deadline seven months ago.

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Appellate Court Sets Aside SEBI Penalties Against NSE, Officials

By Ajoy K Das | 19/12/2023

The penalties were imposed in June 2022 over the alleged exploitation of NSE’s internet infrastructure by brokers for faster connectivity.

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Korea FSS Identifies Misconduct by Nine Securities Firms

By Editors | 19/12/2023

The securities firms and up to 30 managers were involved in selling investment assets amongst themselves to shift losses between customer accounts.

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Korea Enhances Whistleblower System to Combat Unfair Trading

By Manesh Samtani | 15/12/2023

The maximum reward limit is being increased and anonymous reporting is being introduced to encourage more active reporting by the public.

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SBI Securities Accused of Manipulating Stock Prices – Reports

By Editors | 15/12/2023

SBI Securities allegedly asked investors to buy shares in stocks that it underwrote on the first day of trading to prop up their stock prices.