At Standard Bank Angola’s Compliance Awareness Week 2026, Flávia Quissua, head of the Angola Capital Markets Commission’s Conduct Supervision and Investor Support Division, addressed the role of compliance in protecting capital market integrity. She discussed key threats to market integrity, conflicts of interest, ethical decision making and the responsibilities of supervised entities. The remarks reinforced the commission’s message throughout the event that effective compliance supports sound conduct, accountability and investor confidence. Quissua also linked these factors to Angola’s ability to attract investors and strengthen the resilience of its capital market.
Angola Capital Markets Commission emphasizes supervised entities’ responsibilities for capital market integrity
The Angola Capital Markets Commission emphasized that compliance, ethical decision making and accountability are central to capital market integrity. Flávia Quissua highlighted conflicts of interest, other integrity threats and the responsibilities of supervised entities, linking sound conduct to investor confidence.