Natasha Teja is an Asia Pacific Correspondent, based in Singapore. She specializes in covering tax, banking, and regulatory issues in the region, with a focus on sustainable finance and environmental policies. Her work has been featured in Bloomberg Law, The Banker, and other publications such as IFLR and Lexology.
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Indian banks are increasing their tech spending to 10 per cent of operational costs amid regulatory clampdowns
By Natasha Teja June 27, 2024 Banks carry the “highest” money-laundering risk out of any sector in Singapore, the country's financial regulator has warned, as the city-state grapples with an influx of dirty money.
By Natasha Teja July 2, 2024 The Reserve Bank of India is clamping down on technology governance and transparency as high-profile
By Natasha Teja July 18, 2024 The Hong Kong Monetary Authority says the $1mn-plus fine it slapped on DBS Bank earlier this month
By: Natasha Teja
China’s slowdown has shifted banks’ strategy to capitalise on India’s millionaires
An inquiry into ASIC's capacity and capability identified a need for reforms, but these appear to be contingent on next year’s elections.
By: Natasha Teja
The packaging of AI legal services to Asian clients proves more challenging for global firms.
By: Natasha Teja
The packaging of AI legal services to Asian clients proves more challenging for global firms.
By Natasha Teja August 28, 2024 Major banks in Hong Kong are set to accelerate collaborations with GenAI-focused start-ups to tackle fraud under a new scheme hatched by the city-state's financial regulator.
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