Presidential decree of 12 June 1995 (State Commission on Securities and Stock Market); current regulation approved by presidential decree of 23 November 2011
A state collegial authority that regulates Ukraine's securities market. It began as the State Commission on Securities and Stock Market in 1995 and took its present name on 7 July 2011.
What they do
It adopts binding regulatory acts, licenses professional activity, registers securities issues and oversees issuer disclosure. It also supervises investment firms, asset managers, depositories, collective investment institutions and non-state pension funds, and works to detect market manipulation. It is a member of IOSCO and has a section on sustainable finance and ESG.
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