International

Anti-Money Laundering

TD Bank Provisions Additional $2.6b for Expected AML Penalties

By Editors | 25/08/2024

TD Bank said a global resolution of investigations by prudential regulators, FinCEN and the DOJ is expected by year-end.

Anti-Money Laundering

All Eyes Are on Singapore and its Fight Against Dirty Money

By Tom Keatinge | 22/08/2024

For the past two years, Singapore has led the global fight against dirty money. It’s now time for it to focus on the home front again, says Tom Keatinge.

PEPs & Sanctions

Latvia Extradites Citizen to Face US Charges for Russian Exports

By Editors | 22/08/2024

Oleg Chistyakov conspired with two US nationals to sell sophisticated avionics equipment to Russian companies, in violation of sanctions.

Payments & Settlements

BIS Innovation Hub to Develop ISO 20022 Data Analytics Platform

By Editors | 22/08/2024

The Project Keystone platform will support the growing adoption of ISO 20022 standards in payment systems worldwide.

Reporting & Disclosures

CDP Announces Reporting Delay Due to “Technical Issues”

By ESG Investor | 22/08/2024

CDP said it has implemented an improvement plan and will be developing fixes throughout this month to address data-entry challenges.

Clearing & Post-Trade

Transitioning to T+1 Settlement: Lessons for Asian Firms

By Nithya Subramanian | 22/08/2024

Asia Pacific jurisdictions are increasingly considering moving to a T+1 securities settlement cycle following the US move in May, says DTCC’s Val Wotton.

Fraud, Scams & Cybercrime

Singapore Jails Former Healthcare Execs for Defrauding Banks

By Ranamita Chakraborty | 22/08/2024

Maybank, Standard Chartered, DBS, UOB, Citibank, and HSBC were defrauded of SGD 69 million through the use of forged documents.

Payments & Settlements

IMF Paper Highlights Untapped Potential of Programmability

By Ranamita Chakraborty | 22/08/2024

The paper proposes a framework for understanding programmability in payment and settlement systems.

Fraud, Scams & Cybercrime

Polish National Arrested in Montenegro for Crypto Fraud

By Mark Johnston | 22/08/2024

Both Poland and South Korea are seeking the extradition of crypto founder Roman Zimian to face fraud and money laundering charges.