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Securities Commission Malaysia: High Court Allows Forfeiture Of Luxury Condo And Cash
Date 23/01/2025
The High Court yesterday allowed the Public Prosecutor’s application against Havana Bayview Sdn Bhd and Wong Shee Kai (Ricky Wong) to forfeit a luxury condominium unit at Four Seasons Place in Kuala Lumpur as well as a sum of RM445,039.28 held in Ricky Wong's personal fixed deposit account (Forfeiture Application).
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Acting Chairman Pham Announces CFTC Leadership Changes
Date 22/01/2025
Commodity Futures Trading Commission Acting Chairman Caroline D. Pham today announced CFTC leadership changes:
“I’m pleased to announce CFTC leadership changes with the beginning of the new Administration, and I want to recognize and thank former Chairman Behnam and his staff, as well as Steve Adamske, Director, Office of Public Affairs; Clark Hutchison, Director, Division of Clearing and Risk; Ian McGinley, Director, Division of Enforcement; Vince McGonagle, Director, Division of Market Oversight; Amanda Olear, Director, Market Participants Division; Suyash Paliwal, Director, Office of International Affairs; Rob Schwartz, General Counsel; and Ann Wright, Director, Office of Legislative and Intergovernmental Affairs, who have been the CFTC’s executive leadership team over the past several years. I am grateful for their combined many decades of faithful service to the CFTC, and I appreciate our talented CFTC staff who will be assuming these roles on an interim basis,” Acting Chairman Caroline D. Pham said.
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Which Markets And Investors?: Statement On The Notice Of Proposed Plan Of Distribution And Opportunity For Comment With Respect To Barclays PLC And Barclays Bank PLC, SEC Commissioner Hester M. Peirce, Jan. 22, 2025
Date 22/01/2025
In accordance with a vote taken before January 20, the Commission today published a Notice of Proposed Plan of Distribution and Opportunity for Comment for a Fair Fund created from the $200 million civil penalty imposed in a settled administrative proceeding against Barclays PLC and Barclays Bank PLC. Under the Proposed Plan, the Commission would “use a single claims process to compensate investors who purchased or acquired ADRs on a U.S. exchange and ordinary shares/common stock on a foreign exchange, and were harmed by a violation of the federal securities laws.” Specifically, the Fair Fund proposes to compensate investors for the “Recognized Loss[es]” incurred from trading during the “Relevant Period” in Barclays ADRs on the NYSE and in “Barclays ordinary shares traded on the [London Stock Exchange] (“LSE”).” This proposed plan—to use a Fair Fund to compensate investors who purchased securities of a foreign issuer on a foreign exchange—is somewhat novel. I have both legal and policy concerns regarding the novel proposal.
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Remarks Of CFTC Commissioner Kristin Johnson At The Global Blockchain Business Council’s 8th Annual Blockchain Central Davos: Collaboration For The Intelligent Age
Date 22/01/2025
In January, we mark the launch of a number of initiatives and resolutions. A significant transition in leadership in U.S. government is taking place as I am delivering these remarks. Moments of transition offer an exceptional time for reflection on our shared goals and recommitment to the values that drive government, business, and our society.
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B.C. Securities Commission Reaches Agreement With Overseas Companies To Return Money And Cryptocurrency To British Columbians
Date 22/01/2025
The B.C. Securities Commission (BCSC) has reached an agreement with an overseas group of companies, GS Partners and its affiliates, which will enable British Columbians to make a claim for a refund of all investments they made with them.
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ISDA derivatiViews: Deadline Pressure On Treasury Clearing
Date 22/01/2025
By the end of this year, the first phase of the US Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) Treasury clearing mandate is scheduled to come into force, affecting users of US Treasury securities all over the world. It’s difficult to overstate how big a deal this is, and a huge amount of work is underway to implement the new requirements. However, several legal, operational and capital issues crucial to implementation must be resolved before the new requirements take effect – and time is running out. With the start of a new administration in the US, we hope the deadlines will be quickly revisited to provide sufficient time to tackle the various implementation challenges.
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ESMA: New Governance Structure For Transition To T+1 Settlement Cycle Kicks Off
Date 22/01/2025
The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA), the EU’s financial markets regulator and supervisor, the European Commission (EC) and the European Central bank (ECB) launched today a new governance structure to support the transition to the T+1 settlement cycle in the European Union.
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UK Chancellor Calls On Watchdog Bosses To Tear Down Regulatory Barriers That Hold Back Growth
Date 22/01/2025
- Chancellor pledges to work with regulators to develop ambitious reforms.
- Today’s (16 January) summit marks the first in a series of meetings with the regulators ahead of publishing action plan.
- Reeves welcomes initial ideas from regulators to boost innovation and investment, but pushes for more ambition.
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Surging Interest In Private Credit To Spur Acquisition Spree In 2025 - With Intelligence 2025 Private Credit Outlook Charts The Major Trends Driving Private Debt Market
Date 22/01/2025
Private credit fundraising reached $209 billion in 2024, a 5% increase over 2023 totals, and that trend shows no signs of slowing, according to the With Intelligence Private Credit Outlook 2025, released today. With everyone from the world’s largest banks and asset managers to major pension and sovereign wealth funds angling to get a piece of the action, With Intelligence projects a surge in acquisitions of specialists in the private debt space, with a particular focus on direct lending and specialty finance. Additional growth areas of focus include significant risk transfer (SRT) deals and net asset value (NAV) loans.
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CUSIP Global Services Launches New CUSIP Identifiers To Improve Transparency In $2 Trillion U.S. Private Credit Markets - Unique CUSIP IDs Now Available For Private Credit (Direct Lending) Transactions, With Plans To Expand Across Alternative Credit Marketplace
Date 22/01/2025
CUSIP Global Services (CGS) today announced the launch of a new CUSIP service for the private credit market. Developed in conjunction with CGS operator FactSet Research Systems Inc. (FactSet), the new service improves transparency and efficiency in the rapidly growing direct lending space, which includes direct loans, syndicated loans, and collateralized loan obligations (CLOs), the new service is being made available both as a standalone file and in the core CGS database product.