Financial Markets Regulation

Financial markets regulation involves rules and oversight by authorities to ensure markets operate fairly, transparently, and efficiently. It aims to protect investors, maintain stability, prevent fraud, and reduce systemic risks that can impact the economy. Regulators enforce standards for trading, disclose information, and supervise financial institutions to promote trust and confidence. By setting clear guidelines, regulation helps prevent manipulation, excessive risk-taking, and market crashes, ensuring the financial system functions smoothly and supports sustainable economic growth.