The Moroccan Capital Market Authority has launched its first Capital Markets Seminar, bringing together 35 representatives from 10 African and Middle Eastern capital market regulators in Rabat from Oct. 5-9. The program is designed to share supervisory experience, build regulatory capacity and support greater regional convergence as financial markets become more interconnected. The seminar covers regulatory frameworks and governance, supervision of intermediaries and asset managers, market infrastructure, enforcement, financial reporting and environmental, social and governance matters, digital innovation and investor protection. Participants are examining Morocco’s market reforms and implementation experience, with contributions from domestic market participants, the International Organization of Securities Commissions and the World Bank. The authority intends to hold the seminar annually.
Moroccan Capital Market Authority launches regional supervisory seminar for 35 representatives from 10 regulators
The Moroccan Capital Market Authority has launched a regional seminar for 35 representatives from 10 African and Middle Eastern capital market regulators. The program covers supervision, enforcement, market infrastructure, reporting, digital innovation and investor protection, and is intended to become an annual event.