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Cryptocurrency
Japan to Introduce Registration System for Virtual Currency Exchange Operators
By Editors | 07/08/2015
Japan’s Financial Services Agency is considering introducing regulations for trading bitcoins and other virtual currencies, possibly through a registration system for operators.
Anti-Money Laundering
Singapore Regulator Reiterates Commitment Against Money Laundering and Terrorism Financing
By Editors | 20/07/2015
The Monetary Authority of Singapore has outlined Singapore’s anti-money laundering regime, reiterating its commitment to safeguarding its financial system.
Anti-Money Laundering
Japan, China, U.S. Jointly Push FATF on Virtual Currency Regulation
By Editors | 18/06/2015
Financial authorities of Japan, the United States and China plan to establish joint regulations to prevent the use of virtual currencies to finance illegal activities such as terrorism.
Anti-Bribery & Corruption
Anti-Corruption Practices Must Encompass Entire Banking Process
By Peter Guy | 09/06/2015
Expanding due diligence capabilities will require strong data and information resources.
Anti-Money Laundering
Regulatory Advisory Firm Bovill Names New Head for Asia
By Editors | 11/05/2015
Specialist financial services regulatory consultancy Bovill said it named Eddie Lim as new head of Bovill Asia.
Anti-Money Laundering
The Risk of De-Risking
By Editors | 02/04/2015
Complying with anti-money laundering regulations while protecting the bottom line.
Structural Regulation
Singapore, UK Open Dialogue on Offshore RMB, Islamic Finance
By Editors | 02/02/2015
Singapore has opened discussions with the United Kingdom on deepening cooperation on financial regulatory reforms and market developments on offshore renminbi (RMB), infrastructure funding, Islamic finance, insurance, and asset management.
Anti-Money Laundering
Singapore Tightens Rules Against Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing
By Editors | 19/07/2014
The Monetary Authority of Singapore is requiring banks and other financial institutions to perform a risk assessment on money laundering and terrorist financing at a wider institutional level, beyond the assessment of individual customers.
Anti-Money Laundering
Australian Banks Seek to Widen Money Laundering Net
By Editors | 03/04/2014
Justice Minister Michael Keenan has assured banks that they will not be “overregulated” despite tougher laws to counter money laundering and terror financing.
Anti-Money Laundering
Indonesia, Pakistan, Myanmar on FATF’s Gray List
By Editors | 24/02/2014
The Financial Action Task Force, the international body for setting global standards for combating money laundering and terrorist financing, kept the Asian countries on its gray list.
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