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The Obligations of Financial Market Abuse Regulation The UK financial markets are pivotal and inspirational in driving economic growth and prosperity. These markets, which include the stock exchange, bond market, and other financial instruments, are crucial for businesses and individuals, providing them with the necessary capital to invest, grow, and expand. They also serve as a platform for individuals to save and invest their money for the future and for organisations to raise funds for new projects and initiatives. One key pillar fortifying the UK financial markets is the legislation governing them, particularly concerning insider dealing and market manipulation. This legislation acts as a robust shield, protecting the markets from these illegal activities, both viewed as serious offences that can erode the integrity and transparency of the financial markets. The protection provided by these laws ensures a secure and stable market environment, instilling a sense of security and reassurance to all market participants. By trading non-public information for personal gain, individuals can achieve an unfair advantage over other investors, leading to market manipulation and distortion. The laws are designed for market participants and to prevent such actions, ensuring a secure and protected free market environment. The UK has established stringent regulations and rules to counter insider dealing and market manipulation. ©️ Procurement and Supply Chain Management Made Simple. All rights reserved. #procurement #procurementtransformation #procurementmanagement #procurementstrategy #supplychainmanagement #supplychain #supplychainexcellence #purchasing #purchasemanagement #commerical #business #managementconsulting

The Obligations of Financial Market Abuse Regulation

The Obligations of Financial Market Abuse Regulation

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