Advertising standards for regulated entities require truthful disclosures, prohibit inducements, and mandate action against unauthorised third-party promotions. Regulation 16L requires regulated entities to ensure advertisements are true, fair, accurate, complete and unambiguous, with clear disclaimers for example ... Summary
Advertising standards for regulated entities require truthful disclosures, prohibit inducements, and mandate action against unauthorised third-party promotions.
Regulation 16L requires regulated entities to ensure advertisements are true, fair, accurate, complete and unambiguous, with clear disclaimers for example securities or schemes and sourced statistical disclosures. Advertisements must not mislead or exploit investors' inexperience. Regulated entities cannot offer inducements for trading, services, account activation, investments or application downloads, and suspended entities cannot advertise. Unauthorised third-party advertisements require prompt action, supervisory reporting and website disclosure of the incident and measures taken.
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