Financial Crime

    Supervision & Enforcement

    IOSCO Enhances Cross-Border Enforcement Cooperation

    By Editors | 03/04/2017

    New powers enable members to share and obtain audit work, internet records and phone records.

    Structural Regulation

    ASIC Industry Funding Model Bill in Parliament

    By Editors | 31/03/2017

    New model will increase transparency, making industry more accountable and ASIC a stronger regulator.

    Fraud, Scams & Cybercrime

    Indonesia Shuts Down 19 Illegal Investment Firms

    By Samuel Riding | 28/03/2017

    Task force gathering intelligence via social media; has received 430 reports from whistleblowers.

    KYC & CDD

    India, Singapore, Guangdong Join Shift to ID Card-based KYC

    By Samuel Riding | 24/03/2017

    Financial institutions could soon be able to access government-held information including biometric data.

    Market Abuse

    MAS, Singapore Police Seal Spoofing Conviction

    By Samuel Riding | 23/03/2017

    Former remisier manipulated prices of stocks; traded CFDs on resulting market movements.

    Emerging Prudential Risks

    Updated – MAS Raises Spectre of Algo ‘Contagion’

    By Samuel Riding | 21/03/2017

    Singapore regulator using clustering, network analysis; to set up supervisory technology unit.

    Market Abuse

    Westpac, ANZ Submit to Forex Trading Supervision

    By Samuel Riding | 20/03/2017

    Banks will be under third-party supervision as they fix ‘systems, control and monitoring’.

    Market Abuse

    Japan Regulator Cites Broker for Spoofing

    By Samuel Riding | 20/03/2017

    Regulator says Virgin-islands registered broker manipulated four stocks.

    Anti-Bribery & Corruption

    Malaysia Regulators Unite on Corruption

    By Samuel Riding | 20/03/2017

    Central bank, anti-corruption and tax bodies to share information, best practice.

    KYC & CDD

    When KYC Casts Customers Adrift

    By Peter Guy | 20/03/2017

    A lost world of clients whose accounts are closed without explanation reveals the cruelty of automated compliance.

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