Recent Developments in the Market Abuse Regime

6 October 2010

This conference is being held at a particularly opportune time, given the recently announced fundamental reform of the regulatory architecture in the UK, including the establishment of a new Financial Crime Agency.  However, these changes will not be implemented until 2012, until which time the FSA will remain the policeman for market abuse. 

The FSA Annual report, published in June 2010, commented on what they describe as "a fundamental change to the FSA's enforcement approach" which included the aim of following a strategy designed to achieve "credible deterrence" by pursuing market abuse and inadequate management responsibility in a more aggressive manner.  The fruits of this policy can be seen in the number of recent prosecutions for insider dealing and US style dawn raids on City firms.

We are delighted that Tracey McDermott, Joint Head of Wholesale Enforcement at the FSA, has agreed to give a keynote address

Recent Developments in the Market Abuse Regime has been structured to examine both the nature and scope of the FSA's new policy on Market Abuse enforcement and also the best approach an individual and institution should take if faced with a charge of Market abuse.

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