This article analyses the regulation of market manipulation in South Africa under the Securities Services Act 36 of 2004. The rationale for regulating market manipulation is canvassed, as well as the regulation of market manipulation under the common law. In addition the trading practices prohibited by the Securities Services Act as well as the deemed prohibited trading practices are examined and analysed.
Citation:Cassim, Rehana (2008)An Analysis of Market Manipulation under the Securities Services Act 36 of 2004 (Part 1)’ (2008) 20(1) SA Merc LJ 33 – 60
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