South Africa continues to make progress in market conduct regulation, deputy governor says
Sarb in communication with regulators about revised code of conduct
The next step in the creation of a code of conduct for South African wholesale over-the-counter financial markets will be completed in the "coming months", a deputy governor of the South African Reserve Bank (Sarb) said today (February 18).
Speaking at the G-30 forum on Banking Conduct and Culture in Pretoria, Daniel Mminele outlined the nation's new approach to market conduct regulation.
"The code is overarching and does not substitute market- or product-specific codes," Mminele said. "Where
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