Financial Market Regulations

Financial market regulations are rules and laws that oversee how financial markets operate, ensuring fair, transparent, and stable trading. They protect investors from fraud and manipulation, promote honest information sharing, and maintain confidence in the economy. Regulators, such as government agencies, enforce these rules by overseeing banks, stock exchanges, and securities firms. Their goal is to prevent risks that could lead to financial crises while allowing markets to function efficiently. Essentially, these regulations create a trustworthy environment where individuals and institutions can buy and sell financial assets securely.