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Market manipulation

In a few words

Find out how the law defines insider trading and market manipulation as well as the behaviour to be adopted by the financial intermediary.

With examples, the training explains the concepts of insider trading and market manipulation as described in the Financial Market Infrastructure Act (LIMF). A distinction is made between contract abuse under administrative law and under criminal law.

The training also focuses on the financial intermediary's organisational measures as well as administrative and criminal sanctions in the event of a violation of the law.

This training provides a detailed understanding of the behaviour prohibited for any participant in the financial market, particularly for employees of banks and other financial intermediaries.

Price: CHF 89.-
Duration: 40 minutes
Certification test: 24 Questions
Access: 1 month
Available languages:

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SAQ Duration of recognised SAQ certification: 80 min

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