Title IV - National Securities Markets

Title IV - National Securities Markets is a section of US financial regulations that ensures the integrity and stability of securities markets across the country. It establishes standards for trading securities, promotes transparency, and protects investors from fraud and manipulation. By setting rules for market participants and overseeing exchanges and brokerages, Title IV aims to create a fair, efficient, and trustworthy environment for buying and selling securities, facilitating economic growth and investor confidence while maintaining systemic stability.