United States

    Market Infrastructure

    The Regulatory Path to a Digital Payment Economy

    By Peter Guy | 10/07/2017

    Peril, innovation or salvation – the spectre of a cashless economy means different things to everyone.

    AML / KYC

    US Regulators Flex Muscles in Asia

    By Editors | 06/07/2017

    Grip could be set to get even tighter if DOJ proposals on accessing documents, expanding AML predicates are implemented.

    Securities / Derivatives

    IOSCO – Sri Lanka Regulator Urgently Needs Independence

    By Editors | 03/07/2017

    Report also finds outdated legislative, regulatory framework; says several sectors ‘largely unregulated’.

    AML / KYC

    Southeast Asia Roundup

    By Editors | 29/06/2017

    The Philippine government passed amendments to the country’s AML (anti-money laundering) law, bringing casinos under it’s rules for the first […]

    Market Infrastructure

    HKEX’s New Board a High-stakes, Regulatory Gamble

    By Peter Guy | 26/06/2017

    Defying critics, proposed board includes platforms for dual class shares and tech start-ups.

    AML / KYC

    Pakistan PM to Attend Panama Papers Inquiry

    By Editors | 12/06/2017

    A joint investigation team probing least year’s Panama Papers revelations called on Pakistan’s Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif to answer questions […]

    ESG / Sustainability

    BSP, World Bank Unit Ink Agreement on Bank ESG

    By Samuel Riding | 31/05/2017

    Banking regulator, International Finance Corporation to develop new governance and risk management assessment tools.

    Capital / Liquidity

    Happy Birthday Financial Crisis

    By Peter Guy | 29/05/2017

    A decade after the first tremors of the global financial crisis emerged, its regulatory remedies remain open to debate.

    Bumps in the Road Ahead for Basel III/IV

    By Peter Guy | 22/05/2017

    Trump’s idea to bring back proprietary trading to boost banks’ profitability carries major risks for Basel.

    Securities / Derivatives

    US Regulator Charges Nomura Traders with Fraud

    By Samuel Riding | 22/05/2017

    Traders alleged to have made extra $750,000 in profit and boosted bonuses while deliberately lying to customers.

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