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The UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has intensified its offensive against financial fraud by shutting down over 1,600 illegal and scam-related websites in the past year. As Finextra reports, this crackdown is part of a broader strategy to tackle...
Vocalink, the Mastercard-owned entity responsible for powering the UK’s real-time payments infrastructure, has been fined £1.89 million by the Bank of England for failing to meet regulatory requirements under the Financial Market Infrastructure (FMI) regime. As reported by Finextra, the sanction...

Monzo’s £21M AML Fine: The Systemic Failures Behind the Penalty

Monzo’s £21 million fine from the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) wasn’t just a penalty — it was a public statement. According to the BBC’s reporting and...

Singapore Sends a Message: MAS Slaps Nine Financial Institutions with $21.5M in AML Fines

In one of the most comprehensive enforcement actions in its regulatory history, the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has imposed fines totaling SGD 27.45 million (approximately USD...

Malaysia Proposes Pre-Approved Crypto List for Exchanges

Securities Commission wants to vet tokens before they’re made available to the public A pre-clearance model for crypto trading Malaysia’s top financial regulator, the Securities Commission Malaysia...

The Paddle Scandal: The Scareware Facilitator Slapped by US FTC

On 16 June 2025 the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) entered a stipulated order requiring Paddle.com Market Limited, the London-based “merchant-of-record” payments platform serving...

Malta’s MiCA Licensing Spree: A Desperate Revival of Failed “Blockchain Island” Ambitions?

Malta’s Financial Services Authority (MFSA) is accelerating MiCA approvals for major crypto exchanges at a pace alarming EU regulators, reviving concerns about the island’s...

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