The Capital Market Authority (CMA) and the Saudi Stock Exchange (Tadawul) have developed a monitoring system that increases the ability of licensed persons in the capital market to detect violations. The move aims to protect investors and dealers in securities from illegal acts or those that are considered misleading, fraudulent or deceptive, based on the legal responsibilities of licensed persons towards the behavior of their customers, as the CMA seeks to develop the self-monitoring capabilities of licensed persons by providing advanced monitoring systems that can raise their level of monitoring to reduce or detect violations early.

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In order to raise the level of compliance with the market system and its implementing regulations, the Authority also works to stimulate the self-censorship of licensed persons by adopting deterrence policies based on publicizing the violations of licensed persons.

The Authority also works to stimulate the self-censorship of licensed persons.

The CMA makes a distinct effort to raise the level of compliance with the Capital Market Law and its executive regulations to protect investors and maintain the integrity of the market and focuses its efforts on all categories of market participants, including investors, listed companies and licensed persons, to reduce the volume of violations that may be committed.

In order to raise the level of compliance with the Capital Market Law and its executive regulations.