As digital innovation accelerates, fraudsters are evolving in sophistication, scale, and speed—posing urgent threats to investors and market integrity. This session provides securities regulators with a tactical, actionable toolkit to anticipate, detect, and respond to emerging fraud schemes. From leveraging data analytics and AI to cross-border cooperation and public education, we’ll explore the latest tools, case studies, and regulatory frameworks empowering authorities to stay ahead of the next wave of scams. Equip your team with the strategies and insights needed to safeguard financial markets in an era of rapid change.

The transition to a low-carbon economy presents significant challenges and opportunities for capital markets. How can regulators drive real change while maintaining market efficiency? How are investors reshaping their portfolios? Is ASEAN's climate finance approach aligned with global standards? What regulatory actions are needed today to accelerate sustainable finance? This 75-minute webinar will feature regulators and capital market players discussing: Mobilising Private Capital for Climate Transition: Market Needs & Regulatory Enablers – ASIFMA Aligning Institutional Investors' Expectations with Regulatory Priorities – BlackRock Enhancing ESG And Climate Data Reliability for Regulatory Oversight – MSCI Advancing ASEAN’s Climate Finance Framework – SC Malaysia (Chair Of ACMF) Strengthening Global Regulatory Alignment on Climate Finance – IOSCO Secretariat Gain insights from global and regional leaders on climate-related financial risks, sustainable investment strategies, and regulatory approaches to transition finance. Exclusive to IOSCO members.

The IOSCO Asia Pacific Hub will be hosting its first program in 2025 on emerging regulatory risks anticipated for capital markets in the Asia Pacific region. It will begin with an analysis of the expected global macroeconomic conditions and challenges that could impact the regulatory landscape. Emerging risks that would be covered more extensively include areas in sustainable finance, the transformative role of digitalisation and AI, and the potential dynamic changes within traditional markets. Participants will gain insights on regulatory issues that will could shape regional markets, helping to inform policy direction moving forward.