marketregulatory
Marketregulatory refers to the framework of laws, rules, and supervisory practices that govern how markets operate. It encompasses policies aimed at maintaining fair competition, protecting consumers and investors, ensuring market integrity, and reducing systemic risk. The term serves as a concise way to describe the field of market regulation and its governance mechanisms.
Scope and institutions: Marketregulatory coverage extends across financial markets (securities, derivatives, banking), goods and services markets,
Key tools and mechanisms: Core instruments include competition enforcement to prevent monopolies, licensing and registration, disclosure
Approaches and impact: Marketregulatory combines ex ante rulemaking with ex post enforcement, often adopting risk-based and
Examples: Major reforms include post-2008 financial regulation like the Dodd-Frank Act and the EU’s MiFID II,