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Structural Regulation
Indonesia Integrates Nine Bank Reports into Single Mechanism
By Editors | 20/12/2019
The integration aims to minimise redundant and inconsistent information, while simultaneously improving bank operational efficiency and the quality of reported data.
Anti-Money Laundering
BSP Probes Ten Banks Linked to Westpac AML Violations
By Editors | 19/12/2019
The banks received funds for their clients through the Bank of the Philippine Islands, which was the local partner of the Westpac money transfer service known as LitePay.
Cryptocurrency
Cryptoasset Risk in Misalignment with Investor Profiles: OECD
By Editors | 18/12/2019
New OECD research has found a strong likelihood of misalignment between the risk profiles of some financial consumers and the riskiness of cryptoassets.
Trade Based Money Laundering
Bangladesh Issues Guidelines on Trade-based Money Laundering
By Editors | 17/12/2019
The guidelines require banks to develop written policies and procedures to assess and mitigate money laundering risks arising from their trade-related customers and activities.
Structural Regulation
Asian Benchmark Administrators Face ‘Perfect Storm’ in 2021
By Manesh Samtani | 17/12/2019
The BMR transition period is now scheduled to end alongside LIBOR’s discontinuation, creating a “perfect storm” of regulatory change for benchmark administrators and users at end-2021.
Clearing & Post-Trade
LSEG to Provide Post Trade Technology for Philippine Bourse
By Editors | 12/12/2019
The Securities Clearing Corporation of the Philippines will use LSEG technology to enhance its clearing, settlement, risk and collateral management capabilities.
Fraud, Scams & Cybercrime
Sri Lanka to Introduce Legislation to Regulate Moneylenders
By Editors | 11/12/2019
Moneylenders do not currently fall under any licensing or regulatory regime in Sri Lanka unless they accept deposits.
Cloud & Infrastructure
Bank of Papua New Guinea Launches Regulatory Sandbox
By Editors | 11/12/2019
Local and foreign financial institutions and fintech firms are welcome to apply to test new products and services that could enhance financial inclusion and the provision of financial services.
Data Privacy
Data Privacy in Asia Pacific: A Fragmented Landscape
By Sarah Pearce | 10/12/2019
Asia’s data privacy frameworks remain highly fragmented. But companies cannot be complacent about more onerous laws in other jurisdictions, says Sarah Pearce at international law firm Paul Hastings.
Climate Risk
ASEAN Regulators Are Shoring Up Climate Safeguards: WWF
By Manesh Samtani | 10/12/2019
In a new report, WWF Singapore says ASEAN financial regulators and banking associations are increasing their expectations on banks to assess and mitigate climate and environmental risk.
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