Financial Crime

    Trading & Investment

    China Imposes Intraday Trading Restriction to Limit Short Selling

    By Editors | 04/08/2015

    Chinese regulators have restricted short selling of stocks in their latest step to stabilise the equity market and reduce volatility.

    Anti-Money Laundering

    HKMA Fines State Bank of India for Breach of AML/CTF Rules

    By Editors | 03/08/2015

    SBI’s Hong Kong branch fined HK$7.5 million for breaching anti money-laundering and counter terrorism financing rules.

    Market Abuse

    SEBI to Penalise Misuse of Algorithmic Trading Technology

    By Editors | 02/08/2015

    The Securities and Exchange Board of India has warned that it will penalise anyone trying to manipulate the markets with algorithmic trading technology.

    Market Abuse

    Nomura Hong Kong Fined for Disclosure Failings

    By Editors | 31/07/2015

    SFC fines Nomura Hong Kong HK$4.5 million for failing to promptly report trading misconduct by one of its traders.

    Anti-Money Laundering

    Evolving AML and KYC Standards – Now an Integral Part of Financial Institutions

    By Editors | 31/07/2015

    Increasingly complex and co-dependent regulations and tax policies are changing the process of onboarding and monitoring clients and counterparties.

    Anti-Money Laundering

    How the Fifa Case is Affecting AML and KYC Procedures

    By Peter Guy | 28/07/2015

    It is unusual that Fifa was able conduct business for so long despite sensational allegations by the media. Compliance teams need to rethink their standards.

    Structural Regulation

    Australian Government to Audit ASIC

    By Editors | 27/07/2015

    Australia’s government will conduct the first full-scale audit of the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) in 17 years, laying the groundwork for a major overhaul in how the corporate watchdog is funded and operated.

    Emerging Prudential Risks

    New Zealand Central Bank Consults on Efficiency of Regulatory Regime

    By Editors | 24/07/2015

    The Reserve Bank of New Zealand is proposing changes to its regulatory requirements in a bid to improve the efficiency of bank supervision and reduce banks’ costs.

    Conduct, Culture & Accountability

    Banking on Good Behaviour

    By Peter Guy | 24/07/2015

    Conduct risk is proving to be the most frustrating crusade for regulators to lead as no one really understands what it means.

    Anti-Money Laundering

    U.S. Orders Major China Bank to Enhance Anti-Money Laundering Controls

    By Editors | 23/07/2015

    The Federal Reserve Board has announced an enforcement action against one of the biggest banks in China, ordering it to restructure its anti-money laundering compliance program.

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