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The global market landscape is evolving rapidly and financial institutions are tasked with navigating these complex market dynamics, including new entrants, order types and asset classes – often across multiple jurisdictions. For compliance teams, it is critical to be aware of the latest market abuse regulations within their remit or in jurisdictions where they are looking to grow.
The Nasdaq Compliance Hub is a central resource where surveillance and compliance professionals can find the latest regulatory information pertaining to market abuse and browse country-specific resources. Learn more by selecting the country you are interested in below.
The BCRA issued changes to the S6 Minimum Cash report deleting one of the items and adjusting formulas and validations accordingly.
APRA remade Prudential Standard APS 117 Capital Adequacy: Interest Rate Risk in the Banking Book (Advanced ADIs), following a consultation that received no submissions.
The Stock Exchange Act and trading rules of Wiener Börse AG were enacted to counteract preemptive market abuse and facilitate the exposure of cases.
The Law of 2 August 2002 was developed to regulate securities and other derivate and financial contracts for differences to combat market manipulation.
The Federal Law 6.385. amended by Federal Law 10.303 establishes provisions for the securities markets and created the SEC of Brazil (CVM).
The Measures Against Market Abuse with Financial Instruments Act was developed to govern insider dealing and financial instruments market manipulation.
The CBCA and UMIR enact laws relating to insider trading and regulate the conduct of securities dealers.
The Securities Market Act and the Competition Act govern specific public offerings and promote free competition in the markets.
The Congress of Colombia developed Law 964 to set rules for regulating the national government's activities in managing resources in the public securities market.
The Capital Market Act transposes EU legislation into Croatian law; it regulates the operations of investment firms, market operators, and settlement system operators.
Act No. 15 and the Prague Stock Exchange Trading rules address the implementation of EU regulations in the capital market.
Danmarks Nationalbank shared a draft specification (including XSD schema) with reporting entities for future Microeconomic Database for Credit and Deposits (MIKI) reporting, effective from 30 September 2026.
The Capital Market Law No. 95 regulates the capital markets in Egypt and grants the CMA authority to ensure the execution and enforcement of securities market legislation and regulation.
The Parliament of Estonia issued the Securities Market Act to regulate the public offer of securities and their admittance to trading on regulated securities markets.
The ECB updated the STE templates for SREP Profitability (Non-recurring events) and Subsidiaries reports.
The Securities Markets Act governs the issuance of securities to the public and the prevention of market abuse and supervision of the securities market.
The AMF regulates the French financial markets, its participants, and investment products distributed via the markets. The General Regulations transpose EU law into French law.
The BBK updated "Annex 1: Geographical breakdowns" impacting ZVS reporting. The changes are effective from September 30, 2024.
The Bank of International Settlements (BIS) Basel Committee Issues a Summary on Unallocated Total Loss-Absorbing Capital (TLAC).
The HCMC is responsible for the oversight and regulation of the capital market sector of Greek financial services. Greece has transposed the EU’s MAR into law.
The HKMA released an updated version of the Return of Certificate of Compliance (MA(BS)1F(a), MA(BS)1F(b), and MA(BS)28).
The Hungarian Parliament enacted Act CXX of 2011 on the Capital Market to promote capital market development, foster transparency, and promote global competition.
The Irish Revenue Commissioners ("Revenue") updated "Filing Guidelines for DAC2-Common Reporting Standard (CRS) Part 38-03-26."
The Ministry of the Economy and Finance, the Bank of Italy, and CONSOB have the power to apply and act on EU regulations including MAR. Legislative decree No. 58 is Italy’s comprehensive securities law.
The Financial Instruments and Exchange Act (FIEA) is the main statute codifying securities law and regulating securities companies in Japan.
The Financial Instrument Market law facilitates investor protection, stability of the financial instrument market and equal access to information and opportunities.
Law No X-1023 and Law No X-104 of the Republic of Lithuania Law on Markets in Financial Instruments harmonize the regulation of markets with the relevant legal acts of the EU.
The Financial Sector Act governs the securities markets and transposes EU regulations into Luxembourg law.
The Central Bank of Malta updated technical documentation for AnaCredit reporting, publishing a new version of AnaCredit Reporting Tables and Data Dictionary.
The Mexican Securities Law defines market abuse, including insider trading and manipulation, and sets the penalties for this behavior in various articles.
TradeTalks explores the complexity of the power grid and highlights Mekala Krishnan, Partner at McKinsey Global Institute, who shares her insights on navigating the energy transition.
The DNB published an updated version 2.0.0 of the PAY Taxonomy applicable for the upcoming reporting period starting in September 2024.
TradeTalks explores the latest developments with climate technology and highlights Tyler Rosenlicht, Head of Natural Resource Equities at Cohen & Steers, who shares his outlook for the energy market and how should investors be thinking about their energy strategies.
The Investments and Securities Act provides for the establishment of the SEC of Nigeria and its power over the capital market.
The Securities Trading Act lays the basis for secure, orderly and efficient trading in financial instruments.
The Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) released the FAQs, XML Schema v1.0 and User Guide v1.0 for the Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework (CARF).
The Securities Market Law, Legislative Decree No. 861 promotes the orderly development and transparency of the securities market and protection of investors.
The BSP published consultation on amendments to the prudential reports of BSP-Supervised Financial Institutions on Material Related Party Transactions (RPTs) and Project Finance Exposures.
The NBP has updated the technical specifications for BoP reporting templates.
The Portuguese Securities Code regulates the securities markets in Portugal and transposes EU law into Portuguese law.
The Market Abuse Law of 2016 transposes MAR into Cyprus’ law. The provisions of this law applies within the scope provided for in Article 2 of MAR.
The Capital Market Law No. 297 regulates the establishment and operation of financial instruments markets, and the institutions and operations specific to them.
The Market Conduct Regulations are based on the Capital Market Law, with articles detailing the prohibition of market manipulation, insider trading, and liability for acts of others.
The Securities and Futures Act governs the regulation of activities and institutions in the securities and derivatives industry.
The Act on Securities and Investment Practices regulates securities, investment services and some contractual issues involving securities.
The Securities Market Agency supervises Slovenia’s financial markets, and the country has transposed EU regulations into its law. The Ljubljana Stock Exchange Rules cover market abuse.
The Financial Markets Act provides for the regulation of financial markets; it covers regulation and controls securities trading and prohibits market abuse.
The BdE updated the XSD schema and guidelines for DTE reporting templates, including the addition of the values 'SAVG' and 'CTDF' to the list of categories.
Following its previous update, the SCB shared an updated XSD schema for KRITA reporting. All changes will take effect on December 31, 2024.
The SNB has introduced a new method for calculating Current Account Balances for Minimum Reserves reporting.
The Federal Law No. 4 of 2000 Concerning the U.A.E. Exchange & Commodity Market and its Commission established the Securities and Commodities Authority (SCA) in UAE.
The Financial Services and Markets Act is the U.K. legislation under which bodies corporate, partnerships, individuals and unincorporated associations are permitted to carry on various regulated financial activities.
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) Issues Federal Register (2024-22565) Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPR) on Custodial Recordkeeping.
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