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Anti-Money Laundering
Swiss Criminal Court Convicts Credit Suisse for Money Laundering
By Editors | 29/06/2022
The court said Credit Suisse ignored obvious red flags and did not do enough to prevent a crime syndicate from profiting from cocaine trafficking.
ESG Data
ESG Ratings Providers Fall Short on Transparency – ESMA
By ESG Investor | 27/06/2022
There are 59 ESG ratings providers active in the EU, ESMA said in a letter to the European Commission.
Structural Regulation
LME to Introduce New Reporting Requirements on 18 July
By Editors | 20/06/2022
A lack of transparency in OTC positions was a key reason the LME struggled to manage the turbulent nickel trading earlier this year.
Anti-Money Laundering
UK Crypto Firms Required to Comply with Travel Rule by Sep 2023
By Manesh Samtani | 20/06/2022
The UK scrapped a proposal to require both fiat currency and cryptoasset transfers to be considered when calculating the de minimis threshold, which has been set at EUR 1,000.
Cryptocurrency
BIS Innovation Hub Announces New Set of Projects
By Editors | 20/06/2022
The first three Eurosystem Centre projects will focus on crypto markets, quantum-resistant cryptography for payments, and climate-related disclosures.
Cybersecurity
MAS Carries Out Cyber Resilience Exercise with French Regulators
By Editors | 19/06/2022
The joint exercise “fully confirmed” the ability of the MAS, BdF and ACPR to exchange and share information efficiently in times of crisis.
Anti-Money Laundering
EBA Finalises Guidance for AML/CFT Compliance Officers
By Editors | 19/06/2022
The guidelines comprehensively address, for the first time at the EU level, the whole AML/CFT governance set-up at financial institutions.
Resolution & Recovery
BOE Asks Major Banks to Improve Resolution Plans
By Editors | 17/06/2022
The BOE said it found shortcomings in resolution plans prepared by HSBC, Lloyds Banking Group and Standard Chartered.
PEPs & Sanctions
UK OFSI Gets Stronger Powers to Punish Sanctions Breaches
By Editors | 16/06/2022
OFSI will no longer have to prove a person had knowledge or reasonable cause to suspect they were in breach of sanctions to impose a civil penalty.
Anti-Money Laundering
US, UK to Jointly Promote Privacy-Enhancing Tech for AML
By Editors | 15/06/2022
The joint initiative will seek to accelerate the development of privacy-preserving federated learning solutions that can help to combat financial crime.
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