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January 3, 2022This list presents the most-read contributed articles published by Regulation Asia in 2020, based on aggregated user traffic analytics.
December 23, 2021Action initiation functionality will be applied first in the banking sector to enable the development of new, competitive and consumer-focused payment services.
December 23, 2021The FSB seeks to better understand how data requirements relating to privacy, security, storage, sharing and retention impact cross-border payments.
December 14, 2021An appropriate regulatory regime that safeguards investors and fosters innovation will allow society to benefit from DEXs and DeFi generally, says DLA Piper's Kristi Swartz.
December 7, 2021Companies looking to IPO in Hong Kong would have to undergo a cybersecurity assessment if their data-processing activities may have an impact on national security.
November 16, 2021The draft bill will introduce tougher penalties and enforcement powers to enable the OAIC to resolve matters more effectively and efficiently.
November 12, 2021Government reviews will be mandatory if data exporters handle personal data of more than 1 million residents, or the “sensitive” personal data of more than 10,000 people.
November 5, 2021Offshore online brokerages have been offering Chinese investors trading services for US and Hong Kong securities, without first obtaining a licence in China.
November 5, 2021Citi is asked to submit a detailed plan for how it will protect consumer rights as it exits its retail banking business in Korea.
November 1, 2021