Europe

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    PEPs & Sanctions

    UK, US, EU Announce Fresh Sanctions Against Iran

    By Editors | 24/04/2023

    US sanctions four senior Iranian law enforcement and military officials; EU sanctions eight Iranians and telco provider; UK sanctions four IRGC commanders.

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    Custody & Infrastructure

    FIX Protocol Adopts Digital Token Identifier ISO Standard

    By Editors | 24/04/2023

    Adding the DTI to FIX will allow the industry to incorporate the trading and settlement of digital assets into their current trading and settlement operations.

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    Credit Risk

    ING Files Suit Against ICBC Over Losses on Copper Deals

    By Editors | 24/04/2023

    ICBC allegedly released export documents for copper deals without collecting payment, resulting in $170m in losses to ING, which was financing those deals.

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    Reporting & Disclosures

    Asian Asset Managers Lag Europe on ESG, says WWF-Singapore

    By Mark Johnston | 23/04/2023

    Only 38 percent of Asian asset managers reporting on responsible investing actions, compared with 100 percent of European asset managers.

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    Resolution & Recovery

    Credit Suisse AT1 Bondholders File Suit Against FINMA

    By Editors | 22/04/2023

    Investors representing over $5bn of Credit Suisse AT1 bonds are seeking redress for the losses they suffered during the takeover by UBS.

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    PEPs & Sanctions

    UK Sanctions Russians Over ‘Politically-motivated Conviction’

    By Editors | 21/04/2023

    The sanctions target two FSB agents who were allegedly involved in poisoning political activist Vladimir Kara-Murza, as well as a judge and two investigators.

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    Resolution & Recovery

    ECB Calling on US Banks to Relocate More Assets to EU

    By Mark Johnston | 21/04/2023

    The ECB has urged US banks to move more assets and risk to the euro area after a “desk mapping” review that took place last year.

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    Stablecoins

    Societe Generale Launches EUR Stablecoin on Public Blockchain

    By Editors | 21/04/2023

    The stablecoin’s legal structure guarantees complete segregation of the collateral assets held to back its value.

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    Resolution & Recovery

    Singapore Investors Prepare to Sue Over Credit Suisse AT1 Bond Losses

    By Editors | 21/04/2023

    Lawyers for Singapore investors are preparing to argue that the Swiss government’s decision to write off Credit Suisse AT1 bonds violated a free trade agreement.

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    Cryptocurrency

    European Parliament Gives Final Approval on MiCA Law

    By Manesh Samtani | 21/04/2023

    MiCA is expected to come into force around July; provisions relating to stablecoins from July 2024; and provisions relating to CASPs and the travel rule from January 2025.

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