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Standard Chartered Introduces Crypto Service in Luxembourg Under MiCA Regulations
Standard Chartered will now be offering crypto and digital asset custody services to its customers in Luxembourg. According to an official announcement post, the lender explained its decision to choose Luxembourg as its first crypto hub in the EU owing to its well-balanced regulatory and financial ecosystem.
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Singapore Partners HSBC, Standard Chartered to Explore Token Use in Trade, Wealth Management
The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has partnered with multinational banks Standard Chartered and HSBC to dive deeper into the use-cases of tokens in trade finance and wealth management. The move is aimed at transforming trade assets into transferable instruments.
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Indian Man In Singapore Faces Jail, Caning For Extortion From Bank
A 35-year-old Indian man, who tried to extort half-a-million Singapore dollars from Standard Chartered Bank in Singapore, was charged in court. Nagarajan Balajee faces a jail term of between two and five years and caning under a charge of "attempting to commit extortion," Singapore-based newspaper The Straits Times reported today.
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Indian-Origin Man Jailed for Computer Hacking in Singapore
A 36-year-old Indian-origin manhas been jailed for four years and eight months on charges of hacking computers of at least seven organisations including the ruling party in 2013.
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Standard Chartered Introduces Crypto Service in Luxembourg Under MiCA Regulations
Standard Chartered will now be offering crypto and digital asset custody services to its customers in Luxembourg. According to an official announcement post, the lender explained its decision to choose Luxembourg as its first crypto hub in the EU owing to its well-balanced regulatory and financial ecosystem.
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Singapore Partners HSBC, Standard Chartered to Explore Token Use in Trade, Wealth Management
The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has partnered with multinational banks Standard Chartered and HSBC to dive deeper into the use-cases of tokens in trade finance and wealth management. The move is aimed at transforming trade assets into transferable instruments.
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Indian Man In Singapore Faces Jail, Caning For Extortion From Bank
A 35-year-old Indian man, who tried to extort half-a-million Singapore dollars from Standard Chartered Bank in Singapore, was charged in court. Nagarajan Balajee faces a jail term of between two and five years and caning under a charge of "attempting to commit extortion," Singapore-based newspaper The Straits Times reported today.
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Indian-Origin Man Jailed for Computer Hacking in Singapore
A 36-year-old Indian-origin manhas been jailed for four years and eight months on charges of hacking computers of at least seven organisations including the ruling party in 2013.
