Johannesburg Stock Exchange Ombud (jse ombud)
The JSE Ombud covers members of the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) in relation to JSE-listed securities.
The JSE is a for-profit entity and a self-regulatory organization, licensed in terms of section 8 of the Financial Markets Act of 2012 and regulates the financial markets it operates.
The JSE Ombud differs from the other ombud schemes because the JSE’s Market Regulation Division covers much of what the ombud schemes do in other sectors. If a complainant is dissatisfied with the response from a JSE member, their first recourse is to JSE’s Market Regulation Division.
The Market Regulation Division will investigate, mediate, and/or recommend an outcome, and the JSE Ombud provides only the final or appeal stage.
The JSE Ombud covers members of the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) in relation to JSE-listed securities.
The JSE is a for-profit entity and a self-regulatory organization, licensed in terms of section 8 of the Financial Markets Act of 2012 and regulates the financial markets it operates.
The JSE Ombud differs from the other ombud schemes because the JSE’s Market Regulation Division covers much of what the ombud schemes do in other sectors. If a complainant is dissatisfied with the response from a JSE member, their first recourse is to JSE’s Market Regulation Division.
The Market Regulation Division will investigate, mediate, and/or recommend an outcome, and the JSE Ombud provides only the final or appeal stage.
Awarding of Recognition Certificate
Variation of Conditions of Recognition
Governing Rules of the Ombud Scheme