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FBI

FBI offers warning on DeFi platform attack surge

The FBI has warned of an increase in attacks targeting decentralised finance (DeFi) platforms to steal cryptocurrency, according to Security Week.
APPG

UK APPG calls for challenger bank ‘big bang’

An All Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) has said the UK should widen its open banking model to speed up growth of FinTech as the part of a wider ‘big bang in financial services.  
ESG

How to incorporate ESG into your compliance strategy

A recent eBook by RegTech firm Clausematch has delved deeper into the question of how companies can best incorporate ESG practices into their compliance programs.
MAS

Singapore set to firm up retail crypto trading rules

The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has said it could introduce ‘customer suitability tests’ in an effort to discourage the trading of cryptocurrencies.
Germany

Germany announces plans to create new financial crime authority

Germany is intending to create a new financial crime authority that would seek to bring together several areas under one umbrella, according to Reuters.
FCA

FCA to establish advisory committee to work on ESG issues

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has revealed it is establishing a new advisory committee to its board to work on ESG challenges.
regulatory

The big regulatory developments to watch out for in H2

As 2022 continues to roll-on, there will be new challenges for companies to manage as they enter the second half of the year. What are some of the big regulatory developments to keep an eye on?
Abu Dhabi

Abu Dhabi develops crypto-focused committee

Abu Dhabi has created a government body to develop its strategy for the regulation and promotion of virtual assets.
Sentinels

How companies should screen for PEPs and RCAs

RegTech firm Sentinels recently underlined how companies should screen for politically exposed persons and relatives and close associates.  
Visa

Visa, Mastercard name fraud as key reason for post-Brexit fee hikes

Visa and Mastercard have cited fraud and increased competition to justify post-Brexit fee increases on cross-border payments from the UK, Finextra has revealed.

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