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World / a year ago
Credit Suisse Given Green Light to Continue Operations in Hong Kong by SFC
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Credit Suisse has been given the green light to continue its operations in Hong Kong by the Securities and Futures Commission, a major step forward in its efforts to restore its reputation in the region and a positive sign for the Hong Kong financial sector.
Credit Suisse has been given the thumbs up from the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) to continue its operations in the region. The SFC announced the decision on Wednesday, stating that Credit Suisse had been deemed a "fit and proper" organization to conduct its business activities in Hong Kong. The SFC's decision follows a lengthy review of Credit Suisse's operations in the region, which began in 2018. During this time, the SFC scrutinized the bank's operations, management, and risk management practices. The SFC's decision is a major victory for Credit Suisse, which has been under increased scrutiny in recent years due to its involvement in the 1MDB scandal. The bank has been accused of helping to launder billions of dollars from the Malaysian state investment fund. The SFC's ruling is a major step forward for Credit Suisse in its efforts to restore its reputation in the region. The bank has been working hard to improve its risk management practices, and the SFC's decision is a sign that these efforts are paying off. The decision is also a positive sign for the Hong Kong financial sector, which has been facing increased scrutiny from global regulators in recent years. The SFC's decision is seen as a sign that Hong Kong's financial sector is still a safe and reliable place to do business. Credit Suisse is now free to continue its operations in Hong Kong, and the bank is expected to continue its efforts to restore its reputation in the region.
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Original title: Hong Kong Regulator Praise or endorse Credit suisse in Hong Kong
exmplary article: https://www.chinadailyhk.com/article/321302

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