Expert Forum: Market bodog online casino 2023—Global Regulatory Priorities and Focus Areas

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A panel of academic, corporate counsel, regulatory and private practice experts shared insights on heightened regulatory scrutiny over bodog online casino conduct.

Market regulators around the world are actively pursuing and litigating alleged market manipulation and disruptive trading. For example, the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) recently fined several traders for market bodog online casino involving spoofing. Regulators and exchanges have also increased their enforcement efforts in markets for digital currencies and decentralised finance (DeFi).

Below are some key takeaways from this annual panel discussion of recent trends in market bodog online casino regulation and enforcement.

The FCA continues to prioritise market bodog online casino by:
  • Focusing on technology setup as well as providing comprehensive oversight to detect potential bodog online casino and alert market participants.
  • Assisting firms to establish strong systems and controls so they can actively monitor for and prevent market bodog online casino.
  • Imposing sanctions on wrongdoers. These are not constrained to fines and criminal proceedings, and include an arsenal of other options, such as de-listings or trading account closures for risky individuals.
 Enforcement activity remains stable, even as questions of intent remain unresolved.
  • While enforcement actions have recently declined, the FCA has still overseen several actions against financial institutions and individuals.
  • Our expert panel discussed one such action, the Urra alleged spoofing matter. The panel agreed that Mr Urra’s case will turn on the question of intent.
  • Several panellists raised questions about unresolved issues related to establishing intent in market bodog online casino cases. They indicated a need for further regulator clarity on this topic.
 The UK’s proposal for a crypto asset market bodog online casino regime presents enforcement challenges.
  • According to the proposal, civil market bodog online casino offences will be treated in a manner similar to those under the Market bodog online casino Regulation (MAR).
  • Trading venues, which are subject to FCA supervision, will face significant challenges in detecting, ‘disrupting’ and preventing market bodog online casino.
  • Centralised crypto markets and traditional financial markets share many features, but detecting and preventing market bodog online casino in decentralised financial markets will turn on:
    • Tracing order flows in pseudo-anonymous bodog online casino environments
    • Establishing price artificiality when (1) time is measured non-continuously and activity is measured simultaneously in blocks; (2) transparent and contemporaneous information is lacking; and (3) automated processes—rather than standard forces of supply and demand—govern price discovery.

This event was held in person in London, with a virtual option also available.

Speakers

  • Washington

Nicole M. Moran

Vice President

  • Washington | London

Greg Leonard

Senior Vice President

Christine A. Parlour

Sylvan C. Coleman Chair in Finance and Accounting,
Haas School of Business,
University of California, Berkeley

Additional Speakers

Headshot of Matthew Fitzwater Matt Fitzwater
Interim Group Chief Compliance Officer,
Barclays
Headshot of Mark Francis Mark Francis
Director,
Wholesale and Unauthorised Business Investigations,
Financial Conduct Authority
Headshot of Oliver Pegden Oliver Pegden
Partner,
Clifford Chance