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The FCA's Market Cleanliness Statistic hit a record 41% in 2025. We look at what is driving the rise in suspicious trading ahead of UK takeovers, and what it means for insider list controls.
The FCA's Primary Market Bulletin 59 reviews two years of delayed disclosure notifications under UK MAR. Here is what the category breakdown and delay periods reveal about how issuers actually use Article 17.4, and what it means for insider list practice.
An exploration of how the EU and UK are addressing crypto market abuse through evolving regulatory frameworks, highlighting differing approaches to enforcement, oversight, and the treatment of digital assets.
The FCA outlines its updated enforcement priorities in a speech by Therese Chambers. Key focus areas include transaction reporting reform, organised crime disruption, and stronger insider governance. Learn what it means for listed companies.
Regulation (EU) 2024/2809 simplifies disclosure requirements and reduces compliance costs to improve SME access to public capital markets, promoting a more efficient Capital Markets Union.
This bulletin highlights three common challenges issuers face when identifying and managing inside information, emphasising the importance of clear communication during shareholder meetings.
The changes to the UK criminal offence mean that various financial instruments, including derivatives and exchange-traded funds, now fall under the criminal offence of insider dealing.
This case, prosecuted by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), highlights the regulator's commitment to upholding market integrity through both criminal and regulatory enforcement.
FCA warns firms over incomplete insider lists, emphasizing strict enforcement of personal data requirements under UK MAR. Recent inspections reveal missing phone numbers and IDs, prompting reminder that non-compliance may hinder market abuse investigations.
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