Bill Seeks To Perk Up Trading On The Bourse

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A South African firm of lawyers is working post-haste to finish a draft of the much-anticipated Securities Bill that seeks to put paid to insider trading and other forms of malpractices on the Bourse.

Edward Nathan and Friedland plans to have the proposed law ready for the Winter session of Parliament in July.

The Bill broadly aims to enable the Botswana Stock Exchange (BSE) to grow and keep abreast of the ever-evolving innovations and trends in the financial services sector, but more specifically to tighten regulations for the benefit of clients.

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