An independent public authority with legal personality and financial autonomy, headquartered in Tunis. A president and nine members form its board.
What they do
It protects savings invested in securities, oversees the Tunis Stock Exchange, brokers, the clearing company Tunisie Clearing and collective investment undertakings, and supervises financial disclosure by issuers. It issues regulations, approves funds and brokers, visas prospectuses and sanctions market misconduct or proposes sanctions to the competent authorities.
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