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Data Privacy
Data Privacy in Asia Pacific: A Fragmented Landscape
By Sarah Pearce | 10/12/2019
Asia’s data privacy frameworks remain highly fragmented. But companies cannot be complacent about more onerous laws in other jurisdictions, says Sarah Pearce at international law firm Paul Hastings.
Clearing & Post-Trade
ESMA Recognises India’s MCX Clearing Corp as Third Country CCP
By Editors | 09/12/2019
The recognition allows European participants to apply lower risk weights on their exposures to MCX CCL, which will translate to lower capital requirements.
Market Data & Technology
MiFID II Has Not Delivered Lower Market Data Costs: ESMA
By Editors | 09/12/2019
ESMA is calling for a real-time consolidated tape for equity instruments to improve transparency and remedy the fragmentation in European capital markets.
Supervision & Enforcement
UK Regulator Penalises Citigroup for Reporting Failures
By Editors | 28/11/2019
Citi’s UK failings led to “significant errors” in the firms’ returns, preventing the Prudential Regulation Authority from obtaining an accurate picture of its capital or liquidity position.
Trading & Investment
CEINEX Prepares to Launch Shanghai-Deutsche Stock Connect
By Editors | 21/11/2019
Under the plan, German companies will issue CDRs on the SSE, and Chinese companies will issue GDRs on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange.
Cybersecurity
Singapore Deepens Cooperation with French, Canadian Regulators
By Garima Chitkara | 13/11/2019
French central bank establishes first Asian office in Singapore to enhance financial market cooperation; Canadian securities authorities pledge information exchange and fintech access.
Conduct, Culture & Accountability
Regulatory Data: Arrows for the Quiver?
By Hannah Cassidy | 25/10/2019
Banks need to be cognisant of how the data they provide to regulators is being used, says Herbert Smith Freehills in its 2019 Global Bank Review.
Structural Regulation
ASIC, ESMA Sign MOU to Cooperate on Benchmarks
By Editors | 22/10/2019
The MoU sets out cooperation arrangements to complement the EU’s July equivalence decision, as well as to ensure effective information exchange and supervisory coordination.
Resolution & Recovery
Japan, EU to Cooperate on Cross-border Resolution Planning
By Editors | 17/10/2019
Through an exchange of letters, Japan’s FSA and the EU’s SRB have agreed to cooperate to plan for and conduct orderly cross-border resolutions of banks.
Anti-Money Laundering
Refocusing the AML Model on Evidence and Outcomes
By Matthew Redhead | 14/10/2019
Under the current AML model, the ultimate focus for FIs is to protect the institution and the bottom line rather than reduce money laundering, says RUSI’s Matthew Redhead.
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