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  • ASIC: Our 2024 Gender Pay Gap Employer Statement

    Date 14/05/2025

    ASIC is committed to reducing the gender pay gap and driving lasting change in gender equality.

  • UK Financial Conduct Authority Strips Back Insurance Rulebook

    Date 14/05/2025

    The UK’s world leading insurance market could benefit from simpler, more straightforward rules, under proposals published by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) today. The regulator plans to strip outdated or duplicated requirements from its insurance rulebook, having asked what improvements it could make. The changes could support lower costs and wider access for the businesses and consumers who rely on insurance to manage risk, while maintaining appropriate levels of protection.

  • ASIC Sues Macquarie Securities For Repeated And Systemic Misleading Conduct

    Date 14/05/2025

    ASIC is suing Macquarie Securities (Australia) Limited (MSAL) alleging it engaged in misleading conduct by misreporting millions of short sales to the market operator for over 14 years.

  • Cboe Expands Data Vantage Sales Team To Strengthen Asia Pacific Presence

    Date 14/05/2025

    • Junichi Nakagawa and Samuel Zou appointed Sales Directors for Cboe Data Vantage in Asia Pacific
    • Hires reflect growing demand for data, analytics and related services in the region, facilitating access to U.S. and European markets
    • Expansion supports Cboe's ongoing global growth strategy for Data Vantage

  • Acting CFTC Chairman Pham Statement On Court Sanctions Against CFTC

    Date 13/05/2025

    Commodity Futures Trading Commission Acting Chairman Caroline D. Pham made the following statement regarding the Federal District Court report and recommendations for sanctions against the CFTC for misconduct in CFTC v. Traders Global Group Inc:

    “Americans rightly demand the highest level of conduct, candor, professionalism, and ethics from the federal government—especially law enforcement agencies like the CFTC. As described in detail in the Court’s report, the CFTC engaged in willful and bad faith conduct by making multiple false statements to the Court and other ‘numerous instances of sanctionable behavior’ over the course of a year. This is inexcusable. The CFTC must now accept accountability so that appropriate corrective action can finally be taken to address the conduct issues, and the CFTC can put this behind us and move forward to restore the agency’s credibility and reputation."