Opinions & Analysis

    Conduct, Culture & Accountability

    Hong Kong Stock Exchange Issues Revised Enforcement Policy

    By Matt Emsley | 16/07/2021

    Herbert Smith Freehills partners explain the implications of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange’s updated policy statement on Listing Rule enforcement.

    Emerging Prudential Risks

    The Resilience Imperative: Succeeding in Uncertain Times

    By Gabriele Vigo | 11/07/2021

    Strengthening financial institutions’ resilience has never been more important, say Gabriele Vigo and Olivia White at McKinsey.

    Custody & Infrastructure

    Industry Cooperation is Key to Trade Finance Innovation

    By Henry Roxas | 27/06/2021

    R3’s Henry Roxas discusses the prevalence of paper-based methods in trade finance and the need for broader industry efforts to digitise practices.

    Cybersecurity

    Banking on API Management to Succeed in the Digital World

    By David Chan | 16/06/2021

    AdNovum’s David Chan discusses the need to safeguard APIs as financial institutions increasingly seek to digitalise their services.

    Structural Regulation

    Regulatory Harmonisation Critical to OTC Derivatives Reporting

    By Priya Kundamal | 11/06/2021

    The fragmentation of trade reporting rules and the lack of a common data set across jurisdictions hinders transparency and global risk monitoring, writes DTCC’s Priya Kundamal.

    Conduct, Culture & Accountability

    Culture & Conduct Risk: Singapore Sets the Pace for Peers

    By Stephen Scott | 08/06/2021

    Among global peers, Singapore is setting the pace for effective governance of culture and conduct risks, say Starling’s Stephen Scott and Mark Cooke.

    Cryptocurrency

    Hong Kong’s Proposed Licensing Regime for VASPs

    By Michael P Wong | 06/06/2021

    Dechert partner Michael Wong looks at the potential impact of Hong Kong’s newly proposed licensing regime for virtual asset service providers.

    Data Privacy

    Vietnam’s Data Privacy Decree: the Tip of the Global Compliance Iceberg

    By John Berven | 03/06/2021

    Organisations can leverage lessons from implementing GDPR and other international data laws to address Vietnam’s new Personal Data Protection Act, writes John Berven.

    Anti-Money Laundering

    Why Asia Needs to Know About a German Supply Chain Law

    By Elke Biechele. RisikoTek | 01/06/2021

    A more evidence-driven approach to supply chain due diligence is needed as human rights and environmental risk come into focus, writes Elke Biechele.

    Structural Regulation

    Is Asia Ready for the End of LIBOR?

    By Li Renn Tsai | 17/05/2021

    Li Renn Tsai compares progress in Asia’s main trading hubs, warning of a logjam of transition-related operational work that will pile up towards year-end.

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