International Securities and Markets Authority oversees and regulates the securities industry by providing a more structured international insight. International law gives International Securities and Markets Authority the authority to administer and enforce its rules and regulations that will maintain fair, honest and efficient trading between securities firms and investors.
International Securities and Markets Authority have been able to yield a tremendous amount of respect and cooperation from global agencies and have been working together towards a greater objective by providing global investors an area to trade in a way that their best interests are protected and that securities firms could no longer fall into a non-compliant jurisdiction.
International Securities and Markets Authority administers mergers and acquisitions policies with due diligence. International Securities and Markets Authority's experience indicates that a broad, exhaustive, strategic and more-integration-oriented due diligence analysis consistently yields an opportunity for the deal to be successful. International Securities and Markets Authority provides the investors an assessment of the risks and benefits of the deal both as an aid to the negotiation and as an aid in delivering the completion value of the acquisition.
International Securities and Markets Authority enforces authority and take disciplinary actions against individuals and firms who have violated the securities law i.e., insider trading, accounting fraud and providing false or misleading information about securities and the firms that issue them. International Securities and Markets Authority conducts a process of detailed verification of facts and investigation/examination of securities trading operations to meet and sustain a potential investment. These services are also essential to avoid risks that may impact deal negotiations and profit-improvement opportunities between securities firms and investors. International Securities and Markets Authority mediates in dispute resolution in the securities industry to facilitate in the resolution of monetary and business disputes among investors, securities firms and individual registered representatives.
Aside from administering and enforcing international securities laws, maintaining market integrity and protecting investors' interests, the mission of International Securities and Markets Authority is to continue as the official agency that will be directly associated to international governing bodies of the world's major markets which will require securities firms to be registered with International Securities and Markets Authority in order to have the capacity to offer offshore trading. This would enable investors to an immediate verification of a firm and its representatives within the local agency regardless of the firms' location internationally. This transparency will promote a friendly trading environment while at the same time increasing trading guidelines on the basis of unified international trading laws.
With the securities fraud on the rise, International Securities and Markets Authority believes that the world's major markets need to unify efforts and enforcement to be able to simplify international trading and offer the best available regulatory body in combating the proliferation of these financial scams. In combining efforts with other regulatory bodies internationally, International Securities and Markets Authority has continuously committed itself in educating the investors and securities firms alike in the timely and efficient manner of preventing financial fraud. Also, by using the internet, forums and media as means of communication, allows International Securities and Markets Authority to provide or disseminate a must and up-to-date information based on ever-changing trading laws to the general public and continues to develop and improve strategies with a more transparent method of operations in all securities trading related transactions. International Securities and Markets Authority is expecting to have a total of 750,000 securities firms as registered members in the next ten (10) years.