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PEPs & Sanctions
Humanitarian Trade with North Korea: A Matter of Trust
By Eric A. Sohn | 28/05/2020
Eric A. Sohn at Dow Jones Risk & Compliance discusses what is needed for the US to agree to a mechanism for humanitarian trade with North Korea.
PEPs & Sanctions
US State Dept Declares Hong Kong No Longer Autonomous
By Manesh Samtani | 27/05/2020
The move puts at risk the special status under US law Hong Kong has enjoyed since 1992, jeopardising billions of dollars worth of trade and investment.
Anti-Money Laundering
Are Criminals Winning at Covid-19? Not Without a Fight
By Editors | 27/05/2020
Advances in digital identification technology can mitigate the unpleasant rise in pandemic-related financial crime. A top regulator, banker and lawyer join forces with Refinitiv to discuss how.
Credit Risk
China: Banks Directed to Cut Enterprise Financing Costs
By Editors | 26/05/2020
A new guideline jointly published by six agencies aims to further regulate how banks charge for and manage credit financing, protect borrowers’ rights, and reduce financing costs.
KYC & CDD
India to Tighten KYC Rules for Hong Kong, China FPIs
By Manesh Samtani | 26/05/2020
Alongside stricter KYC procedures during FPI registration, India may set a 10% beneficial ownership cap on foreign investment from China including Hong Kong.
Conduct, Culture & Accountability
APRA Blamed for Scrapped Class Action Against IOOF
By Editors | 26/05/2020
A Quinn Emanuel class action “was no longer in the interests of group members to continue” following last year’s dismissal of APRA’s lawsuit against IOOF.
Credit Risk
SEBI Allows Quicker Upgrades of ‘Cured’ Defaulters by Rating Agencies
By Editors | 25/05/2020
Companies may no longer need to wait months for their credit status to be upgraded after a default is ‘cured’ and payments are regularised.
Anti-Money Laundering
Myanmar: YSX, Securities Firms Directed to Enhance AML Controls
By Editors | 25/05/2020
The YSX is asked to strengthen internal controls and establish an audit committee; six securities firms are asked to address document collection and record-keeping deficiencies.
Supervision & Enforcement
CSRC to Optimise Classification System for Securities Firms
By Editors | 25/05/2020
The changes are aimed at ensuring the classification system encourages firms to maintain focus on risk management capabilities and continuous compliance.
Fraud, Scams & Cybercrime
CSRC Accuses Guangdong Fund Manager of Lying to Investors
By Editors | 24/05/2020
Guangdong-based Cornerstone Management reportedly lost 70% in two funds after promising a minimum 8% annual return.
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