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HKMA regulatory framework on crypto-asset guidance
HKMA has issued its Discussion Paper on Crypto-assets and Stablecoins, setting out the regulatory landscape globally and in other jurisdictions, as well as the current landscape in Hong Kong, and how it believes the Hong Kong regulatory framework should be expanded to cover payment-related stablecoins.
UK Govt claims on crucial economic crimes bill
The Govt was forced to deny claims that it had scrapped a crucial economic crime bill as MPs from across the house rounded on ministers for failing to tackle the UK capital’s “Londongrad” reputation as a money-laundering hub used by Russian oligarchs, criminals and kleptocrats.
UAE reviews progress in efforts to combat ML
The UAE has been working closely with FATF to ensure the nation’s legal, regulatory and operational standards not only meet global standards for safeguarding the financial system, but are also sustainable over the long term. The UAE continues to take its role in protecting the integrity…
Kenya: FRC eyes dirty cash hidden by lawyers
The anti-money laundering watchdog has asked MPs to pass proposed changes to the law compelling advocates to disclose suspicious financial dealings of clients to help keep Kenya off the list of high-risk countries. The watchdog is making a second stab to include lawyers…
Danske Bank over ‘shortcomings’ on AML controls
Sweden’s financial regulator (FSA) has criticised Danske Bank over its AML failings related to suspicious transactions connected to the bank’s Estonian branch and has set the Danish institution a deadline to sort out its problems…
HSBC discovery of a ML network
HSBC discovered a suspected money laundering network that received $4.2bn (£3bn) worth of payments, it has emerged, raising questions over whether it disclosed the information to US monitors who at the time…
Swiss prosecutors drop Russian ML inquiry
The OAG said it was dropping its inquiry into whether Russian officials defrauded tax authorities and laundered the proceeds through Swiss banks, as alleged by businessman Bill Browder’s investment fund Hermitage Capital…
UN High Commissioner for Human Rights on spyware
Revelations regarding the apparent widespread use of the Pegasus software to spy on journalists, human rights defenders, politicians and others in a variety of countries are extremely alarming
Organised crime crackdown
Irish Anti-corruption bodies
More state bodies will be given power to eavesdrop on private conversations while investigating corruption and white-collar crime…
EPPO launched its operations
EPPO’s task is to better protect the EU’s financial interests by fighting cross-border VAT fraud, money laundering…