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Fraud, Scams & Cybercrime
AUSTRAC Warns on Fraud, Money Laundering via Stock, Derivatives Markets
By Editors | 13/07/2017
Fraud, money laundering more prevalent than even insider trading or market manipulation, Centre suggests; only 40% of market participants filed suspicious matter reports over 2-year period.
Anti-Money Laundering
Singapore Banker Gets 2nd Conviction for 1MDB-related Offences
By Editors | 13/07/2017
Former wealth manager at shuttered Singapore office of Swiss bank BSI to serve further two years for money laundering after witness tampering sentence ends.
Credit Risk
Bank Risks Under Control, Market Supervision to Intensify – China Regulators
By Editors | 13/07/2017
Senior banking regulator suggests number of illegal fundraisings has declined sharply; counterpart at CSRC says to continue crackdown on market malfeasance.
Conduct, Culture & Accountability
Australia Launches Bank Management Accountability Consultation
By Samuel Riding | 13/07/2017
BEAR – Banking Executive Accountability Regime – would allow regulator to more easily ban directors and senior managers; influence remuneration policies.
Anti-Money Laundering
Japan FSA Probing AML Compliance at Regional Banks
By Editors | 12/07/2017
Regulator concerned rules introduced last October are not being executed consistently as regional and other smaller banks deal with increasing number of international transactions.
Market Abuse
China Regulators Target ‘Rat’ Traders
By Editors | 10/07/2017
Ministry of Public Security says it has uncovered 80 cases of the form of insider trading since 2014. CSRC to use big data as it continues crackdown.
Payments & Settlements
The Regulatory Path to a Digital Payment Economy
By Peter Guy | 10/07/2017
Peril, innovation or salvation – the spectre of a cashless economy means different things to everyone.
Credit Risk
Australian Bank Reacts to Regulatory Clampdown on Consumer Debt
By Editors | 07/07/2017
Move by banking unit of country’s largest financial group to stop mortgages being used for personal use expected to be followed by other lenders.
Resolution & Recovery
Bringing International Regulatory Disputes Out from the Shadows
By JP Reimann | 06/07/2017
Regulation Asia met Dr Federico Lupo-Pasini during the CUHK (Chinese University of Hong Kong) Asia FDI Forum III to discuss his research on international investment disputes as they relate to supervisory decisions and prudential policy.
Market Abuse
US Regulators Flex Muscles in Asia
By Editors | 06/07/2017
Grip could be set to get even tighter if DOJ proposals on accessing documents, expanding AML predicates are implemented.
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