Speaking at the “20 Years of Self-Regulation in Colombia” seminar in Bogotá, María Fernanda Tenjo Fandiño, deputy superintendent for securities intermediaries at the Financial Superintendence of Colombia, highlighted self-regulation’s contribution to market trust, integrity and professionalism, emphasizing that professional certification, ethics and organizational culture underpin trust and that regulatory compliance must be accompanied by conduct and values that promote integrity, appropriate management of conflicts of interest, transparency and investor protection.
Financial Superintendence of Colombia emphasizes self-regulation and ethical conduct in supporting securities market trust
At a seminar on self-regulation in Colombia, Financial Superintendence of Colombia Deputy Superintendent for Securities Intermediaries María Fernanda Tenjo Fandiño highlighted its contribution to securities market trust, stressing the importance of professional certification and an ethical organizational culture alongside regulatory compliance, including conduct that addresses conflicts of interest and protects investors.