The IOSCO Asia Pacific Hub is organising a 1-day in-person workshop on “AI in Capital Markets: A Common Challenge, A Collective Response”, on 7 November 2025.

This workshop aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of the opportunities and challenges that AI presents in capital markets, by guiding participants through a structured discussion on AI adoption, associated risks, regulatory responses, and collaboration between regulators and industry.

Workshop is for IOSCO members only. Please visit the Members Area for more detailed information.

The IOSCO Asia Pacific Hub, with the support of Securities and Futures Commission Hong Kong, is pleased to host Supervisory Directors’ Workshop on 10 October 2025 at Securities Commision Malaysia in Kuala Lumpur.

This event brings together Asia-Pacific regulators to address supervisory challenges, adapt best practices, and advance cross-border cooperation. It provides a platform for open dialogue and highlights opportunities for stronger regional collaboration.

The workshop is open to all IOSCO members. Please visit the Members Area for more information.

IOSCO and the International Capital Market Association (ICMA) are organizing a Workshop on Building Resilient and Efficient Corporate Bond Markets in Growth and Emerging Markets. In this training workshop, participants from growth and emerging markets will be equipped with the knowledge to develop an appropriate framework for resilient and efficient corporate bond markets activity in their jurisdictions.

This workshop will be hosted by the IOSCO Asia Pacific Hub in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, on 8 July 2025. For all details, please visit the Members Area.

From AI-generated manipulation to fast-moving cross-border scams, fraud is evolving faster than ever – challenging the limits of traditional regulatory approaches. How can regulators stay ahead of the curve and protect market integrity in this new landscape?

This focused 2.5-hour webinar brings together regulatory leaders from across the Asia-Pacific to share how they are upgrading their surveillance systems, adapting fraud detection strategies, and coordinating across borders to respond swiftly and effectively.

Session Highlights:

The Shifting Fraud Landscape: What Regulators Are Seeing Now – FMA New Zealand
Strengthening the Regulatory Toolkit: Detection and Market Surveillance in Action – SEBI, MAS, SC Malaysia
Faster Together: Coordination and Cross-Border Collaboration – ASIC, SFC Hong Kong

Through real-world case studies and region-specific insights, participants will gain practical, actionable strategies to identify risks early, respond more quickly, and safeguard investors from the latest wave of fraud and scams.