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Fintech / Regtech
UK Promises ‘Adaptable Approach’ to Regulating AI
By Sanday Chongo Kabange | 29/03/2023
Five principles will guide the use of artificial intelligence in the UK. In future, a statutory duty may require regulators to have due regard to the principles.

Capital / Liquidity
FINMA May Discipline Credit Suisse Managers
By Editors | 29/03/2023
FINMA president Marlene Amstad said Credit Suisse had a cultural problem and made numerous mistakes over several years.

Securities / Derivatives
LME Resumes Asian Hours Trading in Nickel
By Editors | 29/03/2023
The LME hopes the expanded hours will boost nickel trading volumes, which were little changed on Monday.

AML / KYC
26 Countries Commit to Transparent Beneficial Ownership
By Manesh Samtani | 29/03/2023
The US-led initiative commits participating countries to implementing the FATF’s revised Recommendation 24 to combat corruption.

AML / KYC
EU Lawmakers Agree New AML/CFT Rules
By Editors | 29/03/2023
Members of the European Parliament approved draft AML/CFT legislation, including plans for the new Anti-Money Laundering Authority.

UK Launches Review of Whistleblowing Framework
By Editors | 28/03/2023
The review will assess whether the whistleblowing framework is operating effectively, meeting its original objectives, and adequately protecting whistleblowers.

ESG / Sustainability
ESMA Told to Watch and Wait on ‘Greenbleaching’
By ESG Investor | 28/03/2023
Advisory group outlines its recommendations on addressing SFDR Article 9 downgrades and greenwashing regulatory uncertainty.

Big Picture
Too Big to Fail Reforms Don’t Work, says Swiss Official
By Manesh Samtani | 28/03/2023
Credit Suisse’s “too big to fail” emergency plan would have triggered an “international financial crisis”, according to Swiss finance minister Karin Keller-Sutter.

Capital / Liquidity
EU to Cooperate with Australia & NZ on Bank Resolution Planning
By Editors | 28/03/2023
The cooperation arrangements focus on bank resolution planning and its implementation for banks with cross-border operations.

Enforcement
ESMA Fines S&P Global Ratings for Breaching CRA Rules
By Mark Johnston | 24/03/2023
S&P prematurely published credit ratings before securities were issued, failed to disclose decisions for discontinuing some credit ratings, and took too long to correct factual errors in reported data.
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