REGULATION N° 06 ON CAPITAL MARKET ENFORCEMENT GUIDANCE, 2012 — Rwanda law | Esheria

REGULATION N° 06 ON CAPITAL MARKET ENFORCEMENT GUIDANCE, 2012

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Jurisdiction
Rwanda
Instrument
Regulation
Status
In force
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Language
mul
Updated
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This excerpt is introductory: it identifies the authority and cites the laws it relies on, but it does not set out an operative rule in the text shown. This article says the CMA’s enforcement powers guide explains how the capital markets authority uses its enforcement powers. The CMA says it will use its enforcement powers transparently, proportionately, fairly, and in line with its published policies. The CMA selects enforcement cases by strategic priorities and individual case judgment, with a separate treatment for firms that fail licensing threshold conditions. The CMA must take a different approach when firms no longer meet threshold conditions, usually give them a chance to fix the problem first, and may then consider action including investigation or changing/cancelling authorisation.