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Anti-Bribery & Corruption
Indonesia to Sue UK for Share of 2020 Airbus Bribery Settlement
By Editors | 27/09/2023
Indonesia plans to sue the UK to annul a billion-dollar settlement Airbus agreed with France, the UK and the US.

Reporting & Disclosures
SFDR Overhaul Signals More Uncertainty for Managers
By ESG Investor | 27/09/2023
Review could permit greater interoperability with fund-labelling, disclosure regimes in other jurisdictions.

Structural Regulation
China, EU Agree Measures to Ease Trade Tensions
By Editors | 27/09/2023
The two sides agreed to establish an export controls dialogue mechanism and to set up a new working group on financial regulation, among other measures.

Capital Adequacy
UK to Defer Basel III Implementation to July 2025
By Manesh Samtani | 26/09/2023
The BOE had planned to implement Basel III in January 2025 to align with the EU. It is now planning for implementation in July 2025, to align with the US.

KYC & CDD
UK FCA Addresses Debanking Concerns in New Report
By Mark Johnston | 20/09/2023
The FCA said no credit institution or payment company it reviewed closed an account between July 2022 and June 2023 primarily because of a customer’s political views.

Structural Regulation
Four Jurisdictions “Slow” on Approvals for UBS-Credit Suisse Merger
By Editors | 20/09/2023
Internal UBS document says uncooperative regulators could jeopardise the timeline of the merger as well as other related transactions.

Stablecoins
Stablecoin Summer: How Three Months of Policy And Innovation Could Shape the Future of the Ecosystem
By Ari Redbord | 18/09/2023
Ari Redbord and Angela Ang discuss recent developments which made the summer of 2023 a hot one for stablecoins.

Fraud, Scams & Cybercrime
EBA CLEARING Issues Specifications for New Anti-Fraud Functionality
By Editors | 18/09/2023
Nine banks are engaged in the data model training for the new fraud-fighting functionality in STEP2 and RT1.

PEPs & Sanctions
US and Allies Impose New Wave of Sanctions Against Iran
By Editors | 18/09/2023
The sanctions by the US, UK, Canada and Australia come one year after the death of Mahsa Amini while in the custody of Iran’s Morality Police.

Resolution & Recovery
BIS Paper Suggests Redesign of AT1 Instruments May Be Warranted
By Editors | 17/09/2023
The paper says some market participants “may not fully appreciate” that writedown conditions may differ across AT1 instruments.
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