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- 1South Korea's FSC Summons Finance CEOs Amid Spreading Data Breaches▼Data Breaches Spread as South Korea’s FSC Urgently Summons Finance CEOs, Including Digital-Asset Firms
South Korea's Financial Services Commission has urgently summoned chief executives from financial companies, including digital-asset firms, as data breaches spread across the sector. The regulator is pressing industry leaders over cybersecurity failures and data protection gaps, signaling tougher oversight of banks and crypto platforms as breaches continue to multiply.
- 2Paulina Dejmek-Hack takes charge of EU financial services department●LATEST: Paulina Dejmek-Hack is new boss at European Commission’s financial services department, overseeing fincrime policy.
Paulina Dejmek-Hack has been appointed the new head of the European Commission's financial services department, putting her in charge of the EU's financial crime policy agenda. The appointment covers anti-money laundering and related rulemaking at a time when the bloc is overhauling its financial crime framework. Observers in the compliance and banking sectors are watching closely for how she steers implementation of the new AML regime.