Debt capital market regulation should provide: 1.  rules, processes and procedures to deal with listings of bonds, trading, trade capture, matching of trades, clearing and settlement, surveillance, dispute resolution, failed trades, default procedures, appeal processes;  2.  sanctions regarding market manipulation and providing misleading information;  3.  licensing, monitoring, sanctions and penalties of inter-dealer brokers;  4.  licensing powers, duties and responsibilities of self-regulatory organisation and supervisory bodies;  5.  ownership, transfer, pledge of securities and security depositories;  6.  internationally governance;  7.  capital adequacy requirements;  8.  legislation to prevent money-laundering, fraud and other white collar crime;  9.  legislation to permit institutional investment into debt capital markets.
accepted  accounting  standards,  practices  and  corporate  To encourage local and foreign investment into debt capital markets, governments have to ensure that the legislation and regulations that govern the debt capital markets comply with international standards. BESA has ensured that the rules of the exchange are G30compliant. It continuously strives to benchmark its rules according to international best practice.