Source: Traders Magazine
Nasdaq has introduced the Nasdaq Compliance Hub, a central resource where surveillance and compliance professionals can find the latest regulatory information pertaining to market abuse, and browse country-specific resources. The Nasdaq Compliance Hub has launched with 46 individual country pages, spanning the largest and most developed markets such as the US, UK, and Hong Kong, to smaller markets such as Finland, Nigeria and Slovakia.
“We’re thrilled to launch the Nasdaq Compliance Hub,” said Tony Sio, Head of Regulatory Strategy and Innovation at Nasdaq. “The new digital destination will act as a valuable resource to compliance and surveillance professionals looking to get a holistic view of their regulatory obligations. We look forward to continuing to build the Nasdaq Compliance Hub out to include even more areas of compliance in the future.”
Market regulation leveled up in the wake of the 2008-2009 global financial crisis, and 15 years later, the rate of change remains elevated. In a 2022 blog post, the International Monetary Fund said: “even after historic enhancements in recent years, countries still need to keep pushing to lower risks and strengthen the tools to manage future crises.”
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