The Trinidad and Tobago Securities and Exchange Commission (TTSEC) works to encourage and promote the innovative development of the local securities industry. This week’s article focuses on the TTSEC’s approach to regulating Financial Technology or Fintech. Regulating Fintechs
AMCHAM T&T’s Securities Legislation Conference
AML/CFT Compliance Forum for the Securities Sector
On April 23rd 2012, the Trinidad & Tobago Securities & Exchange Commission launched the Repurchase Agreement Guidelines to participants in the securities market.
The Commission wishes to advise that the effective implementation date of the Repurchase Agreement Guidelines is July 23rd 2012.
The Trinidad and Tobago Securities and Exchange Commission was established by the Securities Industry Act, 1995 (‘SIA 95’). The Commission’s role is to regulate the securities market in the twin-island Republic of Trinidad and Tobago.
The TTSEC regulates the market by registering all securities issued to the public
Annual General Meeting of the Institute of Internal Auditors
Presentation to Panel Discussion at the 4th JSE Investment and Capital Markets Conference 2009
TTSEC Stakeholder meeting on Depositary Receipts
Status of Securities Regulation in the Caribbean
