Thursday December 8 2022
News Source: Global Exchanges
Focus: Stock Exchange Regulation
Type: General
Country: Saudi Arabia
Link: https://bit.ly/3FzYbVp
On 4th December 2022, the Capital Market Authority’s Board (CMA) announced its approval on the Regulations of Market Making and Market Making Procedures proposed by the Saudi Exchange. The CMA’s approval aims to regulate the activities of listed securities market making, and impacts resulted from approving the market making registration application, and description of mechanism of practicing market making activities on securities.
The Regulations include the Market Maker’s activities through providing continuous listed securities buy/sell orders during the market open session to provide liquidity to the relevant listed securities.
The Regulations set out the Market Maker’s liabilities; among them: to assign an account at the Securities Depository Center (Edaa) and Securities Clearing Center Company (Muqassa) that are limited to practicing activities of market making only on specific security (securities) in accordance with the Market Making Agreement. Also, all activities of market making practiced by the Market Maker shall be in compliance with the Capital Market Law, its Implementing Regulations and the Market Rules, and any other relevant laws.
The CMA’s approval on the Market Making Regulations and Procedures comes as part of the CMA’s continuous efforts to create potentials facilitating trading process, including increasing efficiency and volume of liquidity in the capital market through providing continuous listed securities buy/sell orders.
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