United States

    AML / KYC

    Bangladesh to Get $15mn of Heist Money Back This Week

    By Samuel Riding | 07/11/2016

    A further $30mn which found its way to a casino’s accounts is expected to follow.

    Market Infrastructure

    Shanghai Futures Exchange Adopts Nasdaq Surveillance Platform

    By Samuel Riding | 20/10/2016

    New platform will monitor Exchange’s more than 200 members, 700 distant trading terminals.

    ESG / Sustainability

    DTCC Appoints Tim Keady to Lead Firms’ DTCC Solutions Businesses

    By Samuel Riding | 19/10/2016

    New York/London/Hong Kong/Singapore, 18 October 2016 – The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC), the premier post-trade market infrastructure for […]

    Market Infrastructure

    Thailand SEC to Probe Stock Slump

    By Samuel Riding | 17/10/2016

    Securities regulator vows to take legal action if market manipulation is uncovered.

    Deutsche Bank – Chronicle of a Death Foretold

    By Peter Guy | 03/10/2016

    Share price volatility shows lack of confidence in German lender’s management, and regulators.

    ISDA Publishes Recommendation for FpML Version 5.9

    By Samuel Riding | 26/09/2016

    NEW YORK, 22 September, 2016 – ISDA (the International Swaps and Derivatives Association published the recommendation for (FpML) Financial products […]

    DTCC Cuts GTR Rates for MAS-, ASIC-regulated Transactions

    By Samuel Riding | 22/09/2016

    New York/London/Hong Kong/Singapore (21 September) – DTCC (the Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation) will from 1 October reduce fees for […]

    Singapore: Conduct, Mis-selling and Conflicts of Interest

    By Samuel Riding | 22/09/2016

    Recent events suggest not much has changed since the financial crisis, and a different approach is needed.

    AML / KYC

    BSP Ordered to Return $15mn to Bangladesh

    By Samuel Riding | 20/09/2016

    Bangladesh seeking to recover another USD2.7 million frozen by Philippines’ casino regulator.

    Regulation Should be a Scalpel not a Hammer

    By Peter Guy | 19/09/2016

    Deutsche Bank’s $14bn fine leaves the public wondering why bank penalties continue to grow with no end in sight.

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