Investment Laws

Investment laws are regulations that govern how individuals and entities can invest money to ensure fairness, transparency, and security. They set rules on how investments are made, how disclosures are provided, and how to prevent fraud or insider trading. These laws protect investors, promote fair markets, and establish legal frameworks for trading securities like stocks and bonds. They also outline the roles of regulatory bodies, such as the Securities and Exchange Commission, to monitor compliance and enforce regulations, helping to create a stable environment for investments and economic growth.