Also, BaFin investigates Cryptowall-Trading; MAS introduces stablecoins' regulation.
Read today's FX/CFDs, crypto and fintech sectors' dynamic news.
Crypto Pyramid Scheme Sparks $100M Lawsuit in China
Five executives of a
prominent Filecoin mining project have been accused of orchestrating a pyramid
scheme in China. The prosecutors have alleged that the executives of Shenzhen
Space-Time Cloud technology devised a plan that scammed investors about USD
$100 million.
The lawsuit stated that
the executives, including Lai Mouhang and Lai Moujun, established the company
in 2018 and gradually expanded its operations by allegedly luring participants
with promises of substantial profits through Filecoin's reward system.
Bloomberg Enhances FX
Pricing Quality Analysis with New Tools
Bloomberg has launched a
suite of FX pricing tools accessible to FXGO's clients via the MISX multi-asset
reporting tools. These tools offer rapid assessment and evaluation of pricing
quality and performance for pricing requests; the company said in a statement
today (Tuesday).
The subsidiary of Apex Fintech Solutions, Apex Advisor, has partnered with
AdvisorArch to streamline investment processes. The collaboration aims to
modernize and automate investments while maintaining options for customization.
The credit marketplace
platform Percent has been registered as a broker-dealer. According to a
statement issued by the company today (Tuesday), the registration will enable
it to expand access to credit amid growing demand.
Nelson Chu, the founder
and CEO of Percent, said: "Given private credit's recession-resilient
nature and the boom we are seeing in the asset class, becoming a registered
broker dealer is the next step in our pursuit to provide an even more elevated
customer experience."
Devexperts Launches
DXcharts Lite and Trial Versions
Devexperts
has introduced a trial and a Lite open-source version of its financial charting
library, DXcharts. Aimed at fintech developers, both versions allow for wider
accessibility and integration.
The trial
version, available for 30 days, requires a simple sign-up, while the Lite
version offers core features free of charge. Through these launches, Devexperts
hopes to promote growth in the financial industry, allowing even independent
developers to integrate advanced charting into their offerings easily.
"We
are dedicated to driving the growth of the financial industry as a whole,"
Evgeny Sorokin, the Chief Product Officer at Devexperts, commented. The launch
of DXcharts Lite empowers developers working on commercial projects,
open-source enthusiasts, and individuals interested in effortlessly integrating
charts into their financial products. With DXcharts Lite, they can seamlessly
leverage the core features of DXcharts, risk-free and at no cost."
FCA Warns against Seven
Unauthorized Entities
The
Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has updated its warning list, flagging seven
entities as unauthorized or unregistered. Among them, BOOST CAPITAL ACADEMY,
International Fraud Watch, BITPRIMAL, and Market Brokerage are some of the
entities operating without the FCA's approval.
Additionally,
Brown & Andrews, Loans Avenue, and Smart Direct Broker are reportedly
imitating authorized firms and targeting UK residents. Consumers are advised to
be cautious and ensure due diligence before engaging with such entities.
Binance Announces Removal
of Select Trading Pairs
The cryptocurrency
exchange, Binance has publicized its decision to discontinue trading for several
spot trading pairs. These trading pairs will be removed in three phases
starting on 17 August 2023.
Binance
is set to discontinue trading for the following spot pairs:
On
17 August 2023 at 03:00 (UTC): BETA/BNB, BTTC/BUSD, CELR/BNB, CHZ/GBP,
CTK/BUSD, DENT/BUSD.
On
17 August 2023 at 06:00 (UTC): ENJ/BRL, GAL/EUR, JST/BUSD, MANA/BRL, NEO/RUB,
NKN/BUSD.
On
17 August 2023 08:00 (UTC): RUNE/GBP, SAND/BRL, SNT/BUSD, SUN/BUSD, VET/GBP.
While these
specific pairs are being delisted, users can still trade the involved assets
through other available pairs on Binance. The company also urges users to
adjust or cease their trading bot operations for these pairs to prevent
potential losses.
BaFin Investigates
Cryptowall-Trading
Germany's
financial regulator, BaFin, has issued a warning concerning the website
cryptowall-trading.de. The site offers a platform for trading financial
instruments. However, BaFin suspects the site operators provide services
without the necessary permissions.
Crucial
company information is missing from the site, and claims of commercial register
entries are unverified. BaFin emphasizes that companies must possess
appropriate permissions to offer such services within Germany.
MAS Introduces Regulatory
Framework for Stablecoins
The
Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has unveiled a new regulatory framework
focusing on the stability of stablecoins within the country. Designed digital
tokens with a consistent value pegged to specified fiat currencies can function
as a trusted medium for various digital transactions.
Under the
framework, stablecoin issuers must meet certain conditions regarding value
stability, capital, redemption, and disclosure. Only those fulfilling all
criteria can label their stablecoins as 'MAS-regulated'. The move aims to
differentiate MAS-sanctioned stablecoins from other tokens, safeguarding user
interests.
EFG Bank Faces Monetary
Penalties
The Hong
Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) recently concluded its investigation of EFG Bank
AG, Hong Kong Branch (EFGHK), leading to disciplinary actions under the
Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorist Financing Ordinance (AMLO).
The authority
has levied a fine of HK$16,000,000 against EFGHK for its AMLO breaches. The
decision was influenced by EFGHK's violations between 2012 and 2018, which
revolved around customer due diligence, onboarding, and inadequate monitoring
systems.
Nevertheless,
the HKMA has recognized EFGHK's remedial steps, cooperation, and lack of prior
AMLO disciplinary records.
Crypto Pyramid Scheme Sparks $100M Lawsuit in China
Five executives of a
prominent Filecoin mining project have been accused of orchestrating a pyramid
scheme in China. The prosecutors have alleged that the executives of Shenzhen
Space-Time Cloud technology devised a plan that scammed investors about USD
$100 million.
The lawsuit stated that
the executives, including Lai Mouhang and Lai Moujun, established the company
in 2018 and gradually expanded its operations by allegedly luring participants
with promises of substantial profits through Filecoin's reward system.
Bloomberg Enhances FX
Pricing Quality Analysis with New Tools
Bloomberg has launched a
suite of FX pricing tools accessible to FXGO's clients via the MISX multi-asset
reporting tools. These tools offer rapid assessment and evaluation of pricing
quality and performance for pricing requests; the company said in a statement
today (Tuesday).
The subsidiary of Apex Fintech Solutions, Apex Advisor, has partnered with
AdvisorArch to streamline investment processes. The collaboration aims to
modernize and automate investments while maintaining options for customization.
The credit marketplace
platform Percent has been registered as a broker-dealer. According to a
statement issued by the company today (Tuesday), the registration will enable
it to expand access to credit amid growing demand.
Nelson Chu, the founder
and CEO of Percent, said: "Given private credit's recession-resilient
nature and the boom we are seeing in the asset class, becoming a registered
broker dealer is the next step in our pursuit to provide an even more elevated
customer experience."
Devexperts Launches
DXcharts Lite and Trial Versions
Devexperts
has introduced a trial and a Lite open-source version of its financial charting
library, DXcharts. Aimed at fintech developers, both versions allow for wider
accessibility and integration.
The trial
version, available for 30 days, requires a simple sign-up, while the Lite
version offers core features free of charge. Through these launches, Devexperts
hopes to promote growth in the financial industry, allowing even independent
developers to integrate advanced charting into their offerings easily.
"We
are dedicated to driving the growth of the financial industry as a whole,"
Evgeny Sorokin, the Chief Product Officer at Devexperts, commented. The launch
of DXcharts Lite empowers developers working on commercial projects,
open-source enthusiasts, and individuals interested in effortlessly integrating
charts into their financial products. With DXcharts Lite, they can seamlessly
leverage the core features of DXcharts, risk-free and at no cost."
FCA Warns against Seven
Unauthorized Entities
The
Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has updated its warning list, flagging seven
entities as unauthorized or unregistered. Among them, BOOST CAPITAL ACADEMY,
International Fraud Watch, BITPRIMAL, and Market Brokerage are some of the
entities operating without the FCA's approval.
Additionally,
Brown & Andrews, Loans Avenue, and Smart Direct Broker are reportedly
imitating authorized firms and targeting UK residents. Consumers are advised to
be cautious and ensure due diligence before engaging with such entities.
Binance Announces Removal
of Select Trading Pairs
The cryptocurrency
exchange, Binance has publicized its decision to discontinue trading for several
spot trading pairs. These trading pairs will be removed in three phases
starting on 17 August 2023.
Binance
is set to discontinue trading for the following spot pairs:
On
17 August 2023 at 03:00 (UTC): BETA/BNB, BTTC/BUSD, CELR/BNB, CHZ/GBP,
CTK/BUSD, DENT/BUSD.
On
17 August 2023 at 06:00 (UTC): ENJ/BRL, GAL/EUR, JST/BUSD, MANA/BRL, NEO/RUB,
NKN/BUSD.
On
17 August 2023 08:00 (UTC): RUNE/GBP, SAND/BRL, SNT/BUSD, SUN/BUSD, VET/GBP.
While these
specific pairs are being delisted, users can still trade the involved assets
through other available pairs on Binance. The company also urges users to
adjust or cease their trading bot operations for these pairs to prevent
potential losses.
BaFin Investigates
Cryptowall-Trading
Germany's
financial regulator, BaFin, has issued a warning concerning the website
cryptowall-trading.de. The site offers a platform for trading financial
instruments. However, BaFin suspects the site operators provide services
without the necessary permissions.
Crucial
company information is missing from the site, and claims of commercial register
entries are unverified. BaFin emphasizes that companies must possess
appropriate permissions to offer such services within Germany.
MAS Introduces Regulatory
Framework for Stablecoins
The
Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has unveiled a new regulatory framework
focusing on the stability of stablecoins within the country. Designed digital
tokens with a consistent value pegged to specified fiat currencies can function
as a trusted medium for various digital transactions.
Under the
framework, stablecoin issuers must meet certain conditions regarding value
stability, capital, redemption, and disclosure. Only those fulfilling all
criteria can label their stablecoins as 'MAS-regulated'. The move aims to
differentiate MAS-sanctioned stablecoins from other tokens, safeguarding user
interests.
EFG Bank Faces Monetary
Penalties
The Hong
Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) recently concluded its investigation of EFG Bank
AG, Hong Kong Branch (EFGHK), leading to disciplinary actions under the
Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorist Financing Ordinance (AMLO).
The authority
has levied a fine of HK$16,000,000 against EFGHK for its AMLO breaches. The
decision was influenced by EFGHK's violations between 2012 and 2018, which
revolved around customer due diligence, onboarding, and inadequate monitoring
systems.
Nevertheless,
the HKMA has recognized EFGHK's remedial steps, cooperation, and lack of prior
AMLO disciplinary records.
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Read the article at: https://www.financemagnates.com/thought-leadership/exness-expands-its-presence-in-africa-inside-our-interview-with-paul-margarites/
#exness #financemagnates #exnesstrading #CFDtrading #tradeonline #africanews #capetown
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Read the article at: https://www.financemagnates.com/thought-leadership/exness-expands-its-presence-in-africa-inside-our-interview-with-paul-margarites/
#exness #financemagnates #exnesstrading #CFDtrading #tradeonline #africanews #capetown