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Gulf Press > Business > UAE: A company is fined AED 450,000 for breaching trading and investment regulations – News
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UAE: A company is fined AED 450,000 for breaching trading and investment regulations – News

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Last updated: 2024/05/21 at 3:53 PM
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An online investment and trading platform, Sarwa Digital Wealth, has been fined nearly Dh450,000 for offering securities without an approved prospectus in Abu Dhabi. The Financial Services Regulatory Authority (FSRA) of the Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM) discovered that Sarwa violated regulations by offering an opportunity to invest in securities without an approved prospectus. Prior to making an offer in the ADGM, a company needs to have a prospectus approved by the FSRA, which provides investors with necessary information to make informed decisions.

The FSRA investigation found that Sarwa offered securities related to its parent entity to its clients and registered users without an approved prospectus. This involved distributing communications, maintaining a website with information on the offer, and engaging in further communication with potential investors. However, without a prospectus, investors were not provided with sufficient information about the investment. Around 144 investors subscribed to the offer, committing approximately $2.1 million.

In addition to the fine, the FSRA has directed Sarwa to review its governance arrangements. Sarwa took immediate action upon being informed of the violation, reversing all committed subscriptions and agreeing to settle the penalty immediately to avail of a discount. The FSRA’s investigation was conducted in coordination with the Dubai Financial Services Authority (DFSA), which investigated a related licensed firm in the Dubai International Financial Centre.

Emmanuel Givanakis, the CEO of the FSRA, emphasized the importance of investor protection and ensuring regulated entities maintain high standards of conduct. The enforcement action demonstrates the FSRA’s commitment to its regulatory framework, highlighting the significance of adhering to regulations and protecting investor interests. Sarwa’s violation serves as a reminder to financial institutions and platforms to comply with regulatory requirements and provide necessary information to investors through approved prospectuses.

The penalty imposed on Sarwa Digital Wealth emphasizes the importance of regulatory compliance in the financial sector, particularly when offering securities to investors. It underscores the need for companies to adhere to regulations set by regulatory authorities to protect investors from potential risks and provide them with accurate and comprehensive information before making investment decisions. The incident also highlights the stringent oversight by regulatory bodies in the financial industry to ensure transparency and accountability among market participants.

The FSRA’s enforcement action against Sarwa sends a clear message to other financial institutions and platforms operating in Abu Dhabi about the consequences of violating regulatory requirements. It underscores the regulatory authority’s commitment to maintaining a fair, transparent, and safe investment environment for investors in the region. By imposing fines and ordering corrective actions, the FSRA aims to instill discipline and compliance within the financial sector, ultimately safeguarding the interests of investors and maintaining the integrity of the market.

In conclusion, Sarwa Digital Wealth’s fine for offering securities without an approved prospectus serves as a critical reminder to financial institutions and trading platforms to comply with regulatory requirements and ensure investor protection. The FSRA’s enforcement action underscores the importance of regulatory compliance, transparency, and accountability in the financial industry. By imposing penalties and directing corrective actions, regulatory authorities aim to maintain a fair and safe investment environment while protecting investors from potential risks. Compliance with regulatory standards and providing accurate information to investors through approved prospectuses are essential to foster trust and integrity in the financial market.

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