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Singapore regulator penalizes OCBC after phishing scams
Bank ordered to set aside S$330 million in regulatory capital after deficiencies noted in its response to the incident
Tom King 26 May 2022

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China’s Net Zero Goal: the Decarbonization Path
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New sukuk framework for net zero transition
The Securities Commission Malaysia (SC) on June 30 launched the Sustainable and Responsible Investment-linked (SRI-linked) Sukuk Framework to facilitate fund raising by companies in addressing sustainability concerns such as climate change or social agenda, with features that relate to the issuer’s sustainability performance commitments.
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Are Asian businesses complacent about cybersecurity?
Despite the growing threat of cybercrime on businesses around the world, most companies in Asia are confident about their resilience against online security breaches. According to a recent report by Marsh and Microsoft on cyber preparedness of organizations, 69% of surveyed companies in the region believe their cyber risk management programme is adequate to protect them from cyberattacks.
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ING to quit retail banking in Philippines this year
Global macro situation leads bank to halt retail expansion, wholesale banking to continue
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FNZ leads fintech Bondsmith Series A funding
UK start-up plans to use proceeds to expand globally, operate by year-end in Asia-Pacific
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Australia’s digital banking pioneer to shut up shop
While neobanks are sprouting up across North and Southeast Asia, one of Australia’s online-only banking pioneers is set to return its banking licence. Citing a failure to raise funding from investors, Volt says it is closing its deposit-taking business and will return the funds to account holders as soon as possible.

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