Business, Management and Accounting
3 years ago

Securities Act Tightens Insider Trading Regulations in South Africa, Raising Concerns

SSRN Electronic Journal
Some Aspects of Insider Trading – Has the Securities Services Act 36 of 2004 Gone Too Far?
Rehana Cassim

Paper Summary

The article discusses insider trading laws in South Africa, comparing the old and new regulations. It looks at how the Securities Services Act tightens rules on insider trading, but may have gone too far. The study suggests that while the new law aims to boost confidence in financial markets, it has introduced uncertainties and may need adjustments for better effectiveness.

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