The Angola Capital Markets Commission (CMC) issued a communiqué reminding all supervised entities to keep their websites functional and up to date in line with the minimum requirements set out in applicable rules. It framed accessible, complete website disclosure as a legal duty and a key mechanism for meeting public communication obligations and supporting market transparency and integrity. The CMC pointed to compliance expectations under Regulation No. 2/25 (on intermediation agents and investment services), CMC Regulation No. 4/14 (on collective investment schemes), where applicable, and the Corporate Governance Good Practices Guide. Entities are expected to publish financial statements, reports and other relevant information in a timely and organised manner, with compliance intended to strengthen investor confidence and promote transparency and good faith in Angola’s capital markets.
Angola Capital Markets Commission 2026-03-24
Angola Capital Markets Commission reiterates website disclosure and maintenance requirements for supervised entities
The Angola Capital Markets Commission (CMC) reminded supervised entities to maintain functional and up-to-date websites as per regulatory requirements, emphasizing this as a legal duty for market transparency. Compliance is expected under Regulation No. 2/25 and CMC Regulation No. 4/14, with timely publication of financial statements and reports to bolster investor confidence and integrity in Angola’s capital markets.