Capital Market Authority

The Capital Market Authority (CMA) is a regulatory agency responsible for supervising and regulating the capital markets within a country. Its role is to ensure that financial markets operate fairly, transparently, and efficiently, protecting investors and maintaining confidence. The CMA oversees activities like issuing securities, licensing financial institutions, and enforcing laws to prevent fraud and market abuse. By setting rules and standards, it promotes healthy economic growth through well-regulated investment environments, fostering trust between investors and market participants.