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The Market Abuse Regulation and its effect on asset and investment managers

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Published on: 11 January 2017
Published by a LexisNexis Financial Services expert

Table of contents

  • What is the scope of the Market Abuse Regulation?
  • What are the concerns over extra territoriality and co-operation?
  • Why is cancellation of orders causing debate?
  • What advice would you give market participants on compliance?

Article summary

Financial Services analysis: Deirdre Haugh, associate, and Monica Gogna, partner, at Ropes & Gray, look at how the Market Abuse Regulation will affect market participants, primarily on the buy side, for example on asset managers and investment managers.

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