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Anti-Money Laundering
Ditching De-Risking: FATF’s Latest Guidance Signals Shift in Risk Appetite
By Nathan Lynch | 21/09/2025
The FATF's new guidance will force countries to strike a better balance between AML/CFT compliance and financial inclusion, writes Nathan Lynch.

Nature & Biodiversity
APAC Leads in Nature Disclosures as COP 30 Approaches
By Blake Evans-Pritchard | 17/09/2025
TNFD will be releasing its first-ever Status Report on 25 September during the New York Climate Week, highlighting Asia's leadership in adoption.

Stablecoins
Hong Kong Regulatory Framework Enhances Crypto Market Legitimacy
By Nathan Lynch | 17/09/2025
Hong Kong is ramping up its regulatory support for digital assets, positioning itself as a hub for stablecoins, while also addressing financial crime concerns.

Climate Risk
ICJ’s Climate Opinion Has Given Australian FIs Another Thing to Worry About
By Blake Evans-Pritchard | 10/09/2025
Institutions may need to pay greater attention to investment and litigation risk

Fraud, Scams & Cybercrime
Asia-Pacific Countries Join Forces to Battle USD 37 Billion Scams Industry
By Nathan Lynch | 10/09/2025
ASEAN nations are uniting against a $37B scam epidemic, deploying technology, intelligence sharing and education to protect citizens from increasingly sophisticated criminal threats.

Fraud, Scams & Cybercrime
Singapore Summit Calls for United Front Against Scams
By Nathan Lynch | 05/09/2025
The GASA Summit in Singapore this week brought together experts from government, non-profit organisations and regulatory bodies to dissect this evolving threat.

Anti-Money Laundering
Australia's AML/CTF Rules Seek Simplicity As FATF Deadline Looms
By Nathan Lynch | 02/09/2025
The Australian government has released the final version of the long-awaited AML/CTF Rules, ushering in the biggest change to the regime in two decades, writes Nathan Lynch.

Anti-Money Laundering
De-Banking Demystified: Australian Court Case Highlights AML 'Tightrope Walk' for Banks
By Nathan Lynch | 26/08/2025
An Australian bank’s decision to close the accounts belonging to a Middle Eastern charity has highlighted the need to take a measured approach to “de-banking” decisions.

Clearing & Post-Trade
Cracking the European T+1 Code for APAC Firms
By Val Wotton | 26/08/2025
Europe's shift to T+1 settlement in 2027 presents unique challenges for APAC firms. Proactive automation, data harmonisation, and early preparation are crucial for successful adaptation.

Operational Risk
Third-Party Risk Takes Centre Stage in Australia
By Blake Evans-Pritchard | 25/08/2025
APRA’s new op risk framework compels financial institutions to pay closer attention to third-party concentration risk.
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