Also, Strise secured $10.8 million in funding; Finalto Asia announced its new Head of Sales.
Read today's FX/CFDs, crypto and fintech sectors' dynamic news.
TeleTrade Partners with Acuity for Trading Insights
The trading service
provider, TeleTrade Europe has teamed up with Signal Centre by Acuity to enhance
clients' trading experience. This collaboration involves the introduction of a
new platform that uses AI technology to analyze real-time news data, unveiling
hidden market patterns and correlations.
According to the
company's announcement, TeleTrade clients can access this platform via web
format or by installing the solution to MT4 or MT5. Acuity, the parent company of PIA First, combines AI and
human expertise to provide trading signals.
BaFin Imposes Fines for
Violating Market Regulations
The Federal Financial
Supervisory Authority (BaFin) imposed a 20,000 euro administrative fine on an
individual for allegedly breaching the Market Abuse Regulation (MAR) and the
German Securities Trading Act. According to the regulator, the unidentified
individual failed to submit notifications for his or her account transactions
and voting rights.
FM
Under the MAR,
individuals with managerial responsibilities at an issuer and their close
associates must promptly notify the issuer and BaFin of their account
transactions in securities and other financial instruments related to that
issuer.
Saxo Bank Completes Sale
of Fintech Joint Venture to Geely Group
Saxo
Bank has successfully
concluded the sale of Saxo Geely Tech Holdings (Saco FIntech) to Geely
Financials Denmark, with all the necessary agreements reportedly formalized. In
exchange for this transaction, Saxo Bank received its shares equivalent to
approximately 2% of its outstanding shares.
Following the completion
of this sale, Saxo Bank's ownership structure now stands as follows: Geely
Financials Denmark with 49.88%, Fournais Holdings with 28.09%, Sampo/Mandatum
with 19.83%, and minority shareholders with 2.20%.
Liquidnet Joins Plato
Partnership to Advance Equity Market Structure
Plato Partnership
has welcomed Liquidnet as its Strategic Partner, making a significant step to
enhance the equity market structure through creative solutions. Comprising
asset managers and broker-dealers, Plato Partnership is a non-profit
organization that drives efficiency and innovation in the equity marketplace.
Mike
Ballaro, the CEO of Plato Partnership, remarked: "Plato is committed to
innovation, and the admission of Liquidnet as a Strategic Partner is a major
innovation for our partnership. As the first electronic liquidity specialist
(ELS) to join, Chris and the Liquidnet team hold a unique perspective on the
marketplace and significant untapped potential."
Zodia Markets Expands into
Abu Dhabi
Zodia
Markets, a digital asset platform backed by Standard Chartered, has received
In-Principle Approval (IPA) from Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM) to operate as
an OTC broker-dealer in virtual assets.
The
approval allows Zodia Markets to commence regulated activities in the UAE,
which is emerging as a significant hub for digital assets. The move aims to
provide institutional investors in the Middle East and Africa with reliable
access to digital assets, further solidifying Zodia Markets' global presence.
ADGM
Authority's CEO, Salem Mohammed Al Darei, welcomed Zodia Markets to their
ecosystem, emphasizing the progressive regulatory environment in Abu Dhabi.
Andrew Price and Usman Ahmad, executives at Zodia Markets, expressed their
enthusiasm for the UAE market's opportunities, particularly its forward-looking
regulatory framework for virtual assets.
Belgium FSMA Issues New
Warnings
The
Financial Services and Markets Authority (FSMA) in Belgium has warned against
several new trading platforms, advising the public not to respond to any offers
made by these entities. The list includes platforms like Amos Limited,
Binetrix, and Bitmarket Trader, among others. The complete list can be found
here.
#Warning ⚠️ | Attention à ces nouvelles plateformes de trading frauduleuses RT SVP
La FSMA a reçu des plaintes de #consommateurs au sujet de nouvelles plateformes frauduleuses de #trading#enligne actives sur le marché belge.
The warning
aims to protect investors from potential scams and fraudulent activities. The
FSMA strongly advises the public to exercise caution and conduct thorough
research before engaging with any financial service providers.
Strise's
technology leverages AI to automate AML processes, offering real-time customer
monitoring and comprehensive KYC and KYB checks. The company plans to expand
its customer base across various industries, including financial, insurance,
and legal sectors, aiming to be a leading disruptor in combating financial
crime.
Finalto Asia Announces New
Head of Sales
Finalto
Asia Pte Ltd welcomed Ivan Wong as its new Head of Sales for the
Asia-Pacific region last month. Wong brings extensive experience and expertise in the
financial industry and is expected to drive sales growth and foster a culture
of innovation and client-centricity at Finalto.
"Ivan
brings a wealth of experience and expertise in the financial industry,
particularly in the Asia-Pacific region. With his strategic vision and a proven
track record of driving sales growth, he is well-poised to lead our sales
efforts in Asia and help us further our commitment to providing top-tier
financial solutions to our clients," Finalto commented in a LinkedIn post.
FINMA's CEO Urban Angehrn
Resigns
Urban
Angehrn, the CEO of the Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority (FINMA),
has announced his resignation effective at the end of September 2023. The Deputy
CEO, Birgit Rutishauser will serve as the interim CEO from 1 October. Angehrn has cited health reasons as the cause for his departure due to high-stress levels.
During his
tenure, Angehrn successfully navigated FINMA through various challenges,
including the Ukraine war and the Credit Suisse crisis. He expressed gratitude
to his team and the Board of Directors for their support and said his decision
to step down was guided by reason.
Court Appoints
Administrators for Vantage New Generation Securities
The
Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) has obtained a court order to appoint Vantage
New Generation Securities Limited (VNGSL) administrators. The administrators,
Chan Pui Sze and Mak Hau Yin are tasked with managing the property and affairs
of VNGSL and facilitating the return of client properties.
The
appointment comes after the SFC issued a restriction notice against VNGSL to
preserve client assets. The move aims to protect the public interest and ensure
an orderly and expeditious return of client properties.
TeleTrade Partners with Acuity for Trading Insights
The trading service
provider, TeleTrade Europe has teamed up with Signal Centre by Acuity to enhance
clients' trading experience. This collaboration involves the introduction of a
new platform that uses AI technology to analyze real-time news data, unveiling
hidden market patterns and correlations.
According to the
company's announcement, TeleTrade clients can access this platform via web
format or by installing the solution to MT4 or MT5. Acuity, the parent company of PIA First, combines AI and
human expertise to provide trading signals.
BaFin Imposes Fines for
Violating Market Regulations
The Federal Financial
Supervisory Authority (BaFin) imposed a 20,000 euro administrative fine on an
individual for allegedly breaching the Market Abuse Regulation (MAR) and the
German Securities Trading Act. According to the regulator, the unidentified
individual failed to submit notifications for his or her account transactions
and voting rights.
FM
Under the MAR,
individuals with managerial responsibilities at an issuer and their close
associates must promptly notify the issuer and BaFin of their account
transactions in securities and other financial instruments related to that
issuer.
Saxo Bank Completes Sale
of Fintech Joint Venture to Geely Group
Saxo
Bank has successfully
concluded the sale of Saxo Geely Tech Holdings (Saco FIntech) to Geely
Financials Denmark, with all the necessary agreements reportedly formalized. In
exchange for this transaction, Saxo Bank received its shares equivalent to
approximately 2% of its outstanding shares.
Following the completion
of this sale, Saxo Bank's ownership structure now stands as follows: Geely
Financials Denmark with 49.88%, Fournais Holdings with 28.09%, Sampo/Mandatum
with 19.83%, and minority shareholders with 2.20%.
Liquidnet Joins Plato
Partnership to Advance Equity Market Structure
Plato Partnership
has welcomed Liquidnet as its Strategic Partner, making a significant step to
enhance the equity market structure through creative solutions. Comprising
asset managers and broker-dealers, Plato Partnership is a non-profit
organization that drives efficiency and innovation in the equity marketplace.
Mike
Ballaro, the CEO of Plato Partnership, remarked: "Plato is committed to
innovation, and the admission of Liquidnet as a Strategic Partner is a major
innovation for our partnership. As the first electronic liquidity specialist
(ELS) to join, Chris and the Liquidnet team hold a unique perspective on the
marketplace and significant untapped potential."
Zodia Markets Expands into
Abu Dhabi
Zodia
Markets, a digital asset platform backed by Standard Chartered, has received
In-Principle Approval (IPA) from Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM) to operate as
an OTC broker-dealer in virtual assets.
The
approval allows Zodia Markets to commence regulated activities in the UAE,
which is emerging as a significant hub for digital assets. The move aims to
provide institutional investors in the Middle East and Africa with reliable
access to digital assets, further solidifying Zodia Markets' global presence.
ADGM
Authority's CEO, Salem Mohammed Al Darei, welcomed Zodia Markets to their
ecosystem, emphasizing the progressive regulatory environment in Abu Dhabi.
Andrew Price and Usman Ahmad, executives at Zodia Markets, expressed their
enthusiasm for the UAE market's opportunities, particularly its forward-looking
regulatory framework for virtual assets.
Belgium FSMA Issues New
Warnings
The
Financial Services and Markets Authority (FSMA) in Belgium has warned against
several new trading platforms, advising the public not to respond to any offers
made by these entities. The list includes platforms like Amos Limited,
Binetrix, and Bitmarket Trader, among others. The complete list can be found
here.
#Warning ⚠️ | Attention à ces nouvelles plateformes de trading frauduleuses RT SVP
La FSMA a reçu des plaintes de #consommateurs au sujet de nouvelles plateformes frauduleuses de #trading#enligne actives sur le marché belge.
The warning
aims to protect investors from potential scams and fraudulent activities. The
FSMA strongly advises the public to exercise caution and conduct thorough
research before engaging with any financial service providers.
Strise's
technology leverages AI to automate AML processes, offering real-time customer
monitoring and comprehensive KYC and KYB checks. The company plans to expand
its customer base across various industries, including financial, insurance,
and legal sectors, aiming to be a leading disruptor in combating financial
crime.
Finalto Asia Announces New
Head of Sales
Finalto
Asia Pte Ltd welcomed Ivan Wong as its new Head of Sales for the
Asia-Pacific region last month. Wong brings extensive experience and expertise in the
financial industry and is expected to drive sales growth and foster a culture
of innovation and client-centricity at Finalto.
"Ivan
brings a wealth of experience and expertise in the financial industry,
particularly in the Asia-Pacific region. With his strategic vision and a proven
track record of driving sales growth, he is well-poised to lead our sales
efforts in Asia and help us further our commitment to providing top-tier
financial solutions to our clients," Finalto commented in a LinkedIn post.
FINMA's CEO Urban Angehrn
Resigns
Urban
Angehrn, the CEO of the Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority (FINMA),
has announced his resignation effective at the end of September 2023. The Deputy
CEO, Birgit Rutishauser will serve as the interim CEO from 1 October. Angehrn has cited health reasons as the cause for his departure due to high-stress levels.
During his
tenure, Angehrn successfully navigated FINMA through various challenges,
including the Ukraine war and the Credit Suisse crisis. He expressed gratitude
to his team and the Board of Directors for their support and said his decision
to step down was guided by reason.
Court Appoints
Administrators for Vantage New Generation Securities
The
Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) has obtained a court order to appoint Vantage
New Generation Securities Limited (VNGSL) administrators. The administrators,
Chan Pui Sze and Mak Hau Yin are tasked with managing the property and affairs
of VNGSL and facilitating the return of client properties.
The
appointment comes after the SFC issued a restriction notice against VNGSL to
preserve client assets. The move aims to protect the public interest and ensure
an orderly and expeditious return of client properties.
CFTC Oversight Sees DraftKings Launch Prediction Markets Through CME Group
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He closes with a clear message: fraud is scaling, and so must the tools that stop it.
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We start with Aydin’s view of the Summit and the challenges brokers face as fraud tactics grow more complex. He explains how firms can stay ahead through real-time signals, data patterns, and early-stage detection.
We also talk about AI training and why compliance teams often struggle to keep models accurate, fair, and aligned with regulatory expectations. Aydin breaks down what “good” AI training looks like inside a financial environment, including the importance of clean data, domain expertise, and human oversight.
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