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Principles of market abuse regulation - A comparative of South African perspective (Paperback)
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Principles of market abuse regulation - A comparative of South African perspective (Paperback)
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Principles of Market Abuse Regulation: A Comparative South African
Perspective arguably offers the most comprehensive study of the
regulation and enforcement of anti-market abuse laws in South
Africa today. Accordingly, the book examines the regulation of the
South African securities and financial markets to identify the
strengths and weaknesses of the country's anti-market abuse laws.
In this regard, the book provides that inadequate and inconsistent
regulation of the securities and financial markets could give rise
to low investor confidence, market volatility and poor market
integrity. The author traces the regulation of market abuse under
the Financial Markets Act 19 of 2012 and recommends measures that
could enhance the combating of market abuse in the South African
securities and financial markets. The Financial Sector Regulation
Act 9 of 2017, which is set to expand the mandate of the Financial
Services Board, is also considered. The global financial crisis of
2007-2009 provides context for the book. Events covered include
South African and American international banks' collusion and
market manipulation involving price-fixing, market allocation and
rigging in the trading of foreign currency pairs of the South
African rand since 2007.
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