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The Autorité des Marchés Financiers (the name translates to Financial Markets Authority) is the stock market regulators in France and Quebec, Canada. Canada is the only industrialized country that doesn't have a national regulator.
[edit] France
Autorité des Marchés Financiers
In France, it is colloquially known as "le gendarme de la Bourse". Its chairman is Jean-Pierre Jouyet.
[edit] Quebec, Canada
Autorité des marchés financiers is one of two major securities regulators in Canada, the other being the Ontario Securities Commission. It regulates securities in the province of Quebec. The major exchange under its purview is the Montreal Exchange.
[edit] See also
- Canada
- Other
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- Quebec
