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PEPs & Sanctions
Prospects of Western–Japanese Coordination on Human Rights Sanctions
By Sasha Erskine | 15/05/2021
Japan will set itself apart as an active sanctioning partner in Asia and further boost the global effort to combat human rights violations, writes RUSI’s Sasha Erskine.
Payments & Settlements
Mitigating FX Settlement Risk in Japan’s Pensions Industry
By Margaret Law | 06/05/2021
Margaret Law and Makoto Miyazaki discuss the need for Japanese pension funds to adopt PvP settlement to mitigate FX settlement risk.
Structural Regulation
LIBOR Phase-out, RFR Adoption: A Path Forward for Sri Lanka
By Lalinda Sugathadasa | 11/04/2021
The CBSL should play a more active role in facilitating the transition in Sri Lanka, says Lalinda Sugathadasa, Head of Research at ICRA Lanka.
Structural Regulation
HK OTC Derivatives Licensing Regime Closer to Implementation
By Scott Carnachan | 25/03/2021
Amendments to Hong Kong’s OTC derivatives licensing regime have been introduced in LegCo. Scott Carnachan at Deacons discusses the changes.
Anti-Money Laundering
Addressing Financial Crime Through Data-driven Compliance
By Heather Lee | 13/03/2021
Given the rapid growth of digital technologies in financial services, the most effective way to defeat financial criminals today is to ‘follow the data’, says SWIFT’s Heather Lee.
Structural Regulation
Investment Treaties and Their Role in Protecting Chinese Investors
By Jern-Fei Ng | 04/03/2021
China’s investment treaty network can provide investors a safeguard against significant adverse political and regulatory interferences with their foreign investments.
Clearing & Post-Trade
What Does T+1 Settlement in the US Mean for Asia?
By Tony Freeman | 02/03/2021
Industry veteran Tony Freeman discusses how a move to one-day settlement in the US will impact investors in Asia.
Conduct, Culture & Accountability
2021 Will Demand a Different Culture of Compliance
By Quincy Tse | 24/02/2021
Quincy Tse discusses how firms can cultivate and promote a culture of compliance even as remote work arrangements continue to be commonplace.
PEPs & Sanctions
UK Sanctions Policy: A Progress Report
By Emil Dall | 21/02/2021
The UK has formally embarked on its independent sanctions regime. What work has been completed so far and what remains to be done?
Sustainable Finance
Singapore v EU: How Their Green Taxonomies Compare
By Shuhui Kwok | 11/02/2021
Allen & Overy’s Shuhui Kwok discusses Singapore’s proposed green taxonomy, describing how it aligns with – and differs from – the EU Taxonomy Regulation.
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