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Trading & Investment
Thailand, Cambodia to Cooperate on Cross-Border Listings
By Editors | 13/08/2019
Thailand and Cambodia’s securities regulators have agreed on a plan to enable cross-border equity offerings and depositary receipts in a bid to boost the development of the CSX.
KYC & CDD
Philippine SEC Proposes New Requirements for Online Lending Platforms
By Editors | 08/08/2019
The SEC proposes new disclosure and reporting requirements for operators of online lending platforms, in response to inquiries from the public about their registration and legitimacy.
Liquidity Risk
LIBOR Transition Presents Opportunity to Gain Market Share
By Matthieu Sachot | 08/08/2019
Financial institutions should be treating the LIBOR transition as an opportunity to strengthen client relationships and win market share, says Matthieu Sachot at Chappuis Halder & Co.
Market Abuse
Thailand SEC to Incorporate AI in Price Manipulation Probes
By Editors | 02/08/2019
Existing investigation and fact-finding procedures currently take 1.5 years before civil sanctions or penalties are imposed.
Resolution & Recovery
US Regulators Approve 82 Foreign Banks’ Resolution Plans
By Editors | 31/07/2019
The Fed and FDIC have accepted the resolution plans of 82 foreign banks, and granted an extra year extension before the next resolution plans need to be submitted.
Structural Regulation
JPX, TOCOM Finalise Merger Agreement to Create Integrated Bourse
By Editors | 31/07/2019
TOCOM precious metals, agricultural and rubber products will be transferred to Osaka Exchange, a JPX subsidiary, creating an all-in-one bourse by July 2020.
Structural Regulation
ISDA Unveils Preliminary Results of 2nd IBOR Fallbacks Consultation
By Manesh Samtani | 31/07/2019
For USD LIBOR, HIBOR and CDOR fallbacks, respondents prefer ‘compounded setting in arrears’ for the adjusted RFR and the ‘historical mean/median approach’ for spread adjustments.
Cybersecurity
Equifax to Pay Up to $700m to US Authorities for 2017 Data Breach
By Editors | 24/07/2019
The penalty amounts allocated to the consumer compensation fund represent less than 3 US dollars for each of the estimated 147 million consumers who had their data stolen in 2017.
PEPs & Sanctions
Whistleblowers Allege SCB Cleared $57bn in Iran Transactions
By Editors | 22/07/2019
Whistleblowers reportedly claim that Standard Chartered Bank cleared more transactions in violation of Iran sanctions than the US government had used as its basis for fines issued in April.
Cryptocurrency
Philippine SEC Consults on Draft Rules for Digital Asset Exchanges
By Manesh Samtani | 19/07/2019
The rules specify capital requirements of PHP 100mn, plus 12 months of operating expenses, and allow digital asset exchanges in the Philippines to be set up by foreign-registered entities.
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