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Fraud, Scams & Cybercrime
SFC Bans Former HSBC Sales Staff
By Samuel Riding | 08/09/2016
Duo claimed commissions on fictitious unit trust sales.
Anti-Money Laundering
Australia Exempts Some Trusts from AML/CTF Law
By Samuel Riding | 08/09/2016
Exemptions apply to licensed trustees appointed under a will, power of attorney, or to act for incapacitated clients.
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.
Anti-Money Laundering
Philippines Considering Repeal of Bank Secrecy Laws
By Samuel Riding | 07/09/2016
Philippines and Lebanon the only countries which still have such laws in place.
Fraud, Scams & Cybercrime
Indonesia Fraudsters Forge Central Bank Promissory Notes
By Samuel Riding | 07/09/2016
Forged documents used by fraudsters who promise to help borrowers repay loans early.
Conduct, Culture & Accountability
ANZ to Refund $22mn in Fees, Interest
By Samuel Riding | 06/09/2016
Bank charged fees on payments between accounts held by the same customer.
Anti-Money Laundering
RBI Asked to Establish Information-sharing Mechanism
By Samuel Riding | 06/09/2016
Special Investigation Team on ‘black money’ asks central bank to share information with law enforcement.
KYC & CDD
SEBI Eyes KYC System Reform
By Samuel Riding | 05/09/2016
Market intermediaries are having difficulties with centralised system.
Anti-Money Laundering
SEBI Uncovers Money Laundering in NSEL Scam
By Samuel Riding | 02/09/2016
Report cites instances of unauthorised modification of unique client codes.
Anti-Money Laundering
RBI Said to Consider ‘Nodal Agency’ to Track P2P Lending
By Samuel Riding | 01/09/2016
P2P regulations expected to be issued in the coming days as Raghuram Rajan prepares to leave office.
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