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AML / KYC
UPDATED: MONEYVAL Publishes Six AML/CFT Progress Reports
By Editors | 07/05/2024
Cyprus, Lithuania and Poland were each upgraded on one recommendation. Croatia was upgraded on seven recommendations.

Sanctions
Russia Expected to Retaliate Against Asset Confiscation
By Manesh Samtani | 06/05/2024
Confiscation of Russia’s frozen foreign reserves could result in foreign-owned private assets being seized.

AML / KYC
EBA’s New AML Database Set to Start Receiving Personal Data
By Editors | 05/05/2024
EuReCA was launched by the EBA in January 2022, but has so far not yet been able to collect personal data from EU supervisors.

Sanctions
UK Treasury Publishes Additional Guidance on Sanctions
By Editors | 05/05/2024
The FAQs cover specific sanctions regimes and countries, licensing, and the Russia oil services ban, among other areas.

Sanctions
UK Issues Further Sanctions Over Settler Violence in West Bank
By Editors | 05/05/2024
The UK sanctioned two groups and four individuals for violence against Palestinians in the West Bank.

Securities / Derivatives
UK Consults on Guidance for New Derivatives Reporting Rules
By Editors | 04/05/2024
The consultation seeks feedback on new Q&As and corresponding changes to the UK EMIR validation rules, which take effect from 30 September.

Crypto / Digital Assets
Capital Markets Regulators Committed to Innovating With Tokenisation
By Nithya Subramanian | 02/05/2024
The UK FCA’s Rupert Harrison and Thai SEC’s Kris Tontipiromya discussed their tokenisation work at the recent Digital Assets Asia 2024.

ESG / Sustainability
Common Green Fund Rules Remain Distant Dream
By ESG Investor | 01/05/2024
Investors call for greater clarity and certainty on regulatory expectations around sustainable finance disclosures.

Securities / Derivatives
New OTC Derivatives Reporting Regime Goes Live in the EU
By Manesh Samtani | 01/05/2024
The EU EMIR Refit represents a significant step towards a more robust and transparent derivatives market, DTCC said.

AML / KYC
Message Encryption In Focus for Indian, European Authorities
By Editors | 29/04/2024
WhatsApp will leave India if it is required to break encryption. Europol expresses concern with message encryption on Messenger.
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