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Anti-Money Laundering
NYDFS Fines Nordea Bank $35mn for AML Failures
By Editors | 29/08/2024
NYDFS said Nordea’s deficient AML programme exposed it to a “high risk of criminal abuse” which was “imported” to New York’s financial system.

Data Privacy
Europol, New Zealand Can Share Personal Data to Combat Crime
By Ranamita Chakraborty | 29/08/2024
A new agreement has entered into force that allows Europol and New Zealand authorities to exchange personal data to combat crime.

PEPs & Sanctions
US Sanctions Israeli NGO and Civilian Security Officer
By Editors | 29/08/2024
The NGO and security officer were sanctioned for providing support to sanctioned Israeli settlers in the West Bank.

Anti-Bribery & Corruption
Australia Issues New Anti-Foreign Bribery Guidance
By Sanday Chongo Kabange | 29/08/2024
The guidance sets out six elements that should be included by corporations in their anti-bribery compliance programmes.

Conduct, Culture & Accountability
New Zealand Court Fines TSB Bank for Overcharging Customers
By Sanday Chongo Kabange | 29/08/2024
The Commerce Commission took legal action against TSB Bank for overcharging 48,000 customers between 2015 and 2021.

Cryptocurrency
Russia Set to Start Testing Crypto in International Payments
By Editors | 29/08/2024
The trials will commence in September. If successful, Russia may allow the Moscow Exchange to set up crypto platforms next year.

Fraud, Scams & Cybercrime
US SEC Charges Chinese Asset Manager and CEO with Fraud
By Nithya Subramanian | 29/08/2024
The SEC accused QZ Asset Management, QZ Global, and CEO Blake Yeung of using false claims about their investments to defraud investors.

Fraud, Scams & Cybercrime
Swiss Court Sentences Two to Jail for Defrauding 1MDB
By Manesh Samtani | 29/08/2024
Two executives of an oil exploration company known as PetroSaudi were sentenced for defrauding 1MDB out of more than $1.8bn.

Fraud, Scams & Cybercrime
Austal and Australian Parent Settle US Fraud Charges for $24m
By Editors | 28/08/2024
Austal manipulated its financial results to avoid falling short of analyst expectations and mislead shareholders, the SEC and DOJ said.

Fraud, Scams & Cybercrime
French Prosecutors File Charges Against Telegram CEO
By Editors | 28/08/2024
A French court ruled that there were grounds to formally investigate Pavel Durov, releasing him on bail and ordering him to remain in France.
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