Regulator linked to the Prime Minister, with legal personality and financial and administrative independence, headquartered in Damascus (Law 22 of 2005, Art. 2).
What they do
Supervises the securities sector and organises the primary market, through directorates covering joint-stock companies, brokerage and financial service companies, and auditors. Its board of commissioners issues decisions on listings, capital increases, broker accreditation and penalties.
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