A Guide for Compliance Leaders
Market Surveillance Priorities of Global Regulators
Stay ahead of the risk and catch problems before regulators do.
In our newest report, we analyze the priorities of several global regulators and highlight ways to keep your firm ahead of the curve and ready for future regulatory changes.
Key insights include:
- An overview of top priorities for SEC, FINRA, CFTC, UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA), Canada’s New SRO, Australian Securities & Investments Commission, Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS), and the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission (SFC).
- An examination of how regulatory attention impacts broker-dealer compliance.
- 5 key takeaways for regulatory and compliance leaders to combat market abuse, protect their company and employees, and reduce the risk of penalties and fines.
Stay ahead of the risk and gain a competitive edge.
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Priorities For US Regulators
The SEC, FINRA, and CFTC are focused on combating market abuse and ensuring compliance teams have the right trade surveillance capabilities tailored to their risk. These regulators explain their examination, investigation, and enforcement priorities.
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SEC
Compliance with Reg Best Ex conflicts of interest, Reg SHO locates, Reg ATS disclosures
FINRA
Focus on detecting manipulative schemes, algo monitoring to validate code, and proper documentation
CFTC
Improving its own market surveillance to detect price manipulation and disorderly trading
Relevant News
VALIDUS IN PRACTICE (VIP)
SEC and CFTC Request Double-Digit Budget Increases in Part to Expand Trade Surveillance Capabilities
April 17, 2023
INDUSTRY INSIGHTS
Equities Trading Rule-Change Proposals: Implications for Data and Surveillance
Feb. 7, 2023
VALIDUS IN PRACTICE (VIP)
Running a Trade Surveillance System Without Proper Calibration and Procedures Is Like Having a Race Car With No Brakes
Nov 15, 2022