Why firms need to plug into 'new' tech to comply with Market Abuse Regulation

How far should firms take their strategies?

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The deadline for Market Abuse Regulation (MAR) implementation is nearly here, and financial services firms are investing a considerable amount of money to meet the requirements. Rabya Anwar, principal regulatory advisor in KPMG's financial risk management practice, looks at how far firms should take their strategies

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