The diploma thesis deals with the issues related to capital market regulation from a more complex point of view. The capital markets represent a significant part of market mechanisms in the developed market-economy countries. They act as a significant means of transfer as well as material artifacts re-allocation. Understanding of capital market in the quality of an interdisciplinary phenomenon is the point of departure. The individual approaches that we have chosen in order to grasp the subject of capital market regulation are the following: law, economics, ethics, and on a limited basis, psychology. The intention is to catch legal regulation (reactive) on the one hand - executed institutionally (provided by the authority of state), and on the other hand a form of regulation represented by the proactive self-regulation approach based on ethical values - the approach of psychology representing a transitional mechanism - with this all set in the context of economic reality and its specific approaches to regulation. The diploma thesis reflects the recent years developments - partly the financial crisis, then the financial market globalisation and internationalisation as well as the Czech Republic integration into European structures. The analytical and descriptive focus prevails in the diploma thesis....

This diploma thesis handles the issue of manipulation of prices of securities and other investment instruments. First part of the thesis is dedicated to legal and theoretical introduction into the topic. First, there comes the legal analysis of manipulation on the communitarian level, which is then followed by regulation in Czech legal order. Legal norms are interpreted within the aim, they are following. In addition, supervisory functions of Czech National Bank and Committee of European Securities Regulators are mentioned as well. As for the practical part, the description of different forms of manipulation is followed by the in-depth analysis of impact of investment recommendations to securities' prices. At the end of the thesis, there are some cases of market manipulation, which happened in the past, analysed within the context of actual legal regulation on the field of capital market protection.

O atual arcabouço normativo de proteção do investidor no mercado de capitais brasileiro teve suas linhas mestras cravadas pela reforma bancária introduzida pelas Leis 4.595, de 31 de dezembro de 1964, e 4.728, de 14 de julho de 1965, pela criação de um regulador especializado em mercado de capitais pela Lei 6.385, de 07 de dezembro de 1976, e pela reforma da legislação das sociedades anônimas introduzida pela Lei 6.404, de 15 de dezembro de 1976. Desde 1976, o arcabouço normativo de proteção do investidor no mercado de capitais brasileiro vem sendo desenvolvido a partir dessas linhas mestras iniciais, incorporando as lições aprendidas com as turbulências e euforias vividas pela economia nacional. Esse arcabouço normativo que aí está desde 1976 foi inspirado por contribuições do direito federal norte-americano, as quais foram conscientemente captadas no Brasil pelo legislador e pela comunidade jurídica nacional. Difundiram-se internacionalmente dos EUA para o Brasil os preceitos da proteção do investidor no mercado de capitais calcados na existência de um órgão regulador do mercado de capitais, na divulgação de informações relevantes para decisões de investimento (disclosure), na regulação funcional dos agentes do mercado de capitais e na vedação de fraudes com valores mobiliários. / The current normative framework for the protection of investors in the Brazilian capital market had its main lines placed by the banking reform introduced by the Laws 4.595, as of December 31, 1964, and 4.728, as of July 14, 1965, by the institution of one regulatory body specialized in the capital market by the Law 6.385, as of December 07, 1976, and by the reform in the legislation on companies introduced by the Law 6.404, as of December 15, 1976. Since 1976, the normative framework for the protection of investors in the Brazilian capital market has been developed based on such original main lines and incorporating the lessons learned with the turbulences and euphoria lived by the national economy. This current normative framework in place since 1976 has been inspired by the contributions of the federal US law and such contributions have been consciously captured in Brazil by the legislator and the national legal community. The following precepts of the protection of investors in the capital market have diffused from the US to Brazil, namely, the existence of one regulatory body in charge of capital markets, the disclosure of information relevant to investment decisions, the functional regulation of the agents of the capital markets and the prohibition of frauds with securities.

Submitted by Filipe dos Santos (fsantos@pucsp.br) on 2018-03-16T12:13:24Z No. of bitstreams: 1 Anderson Rodrigues da Silva.pdf: 678300 bytes, checksum: 39f8f1ad9d537878a75d76630333f2b0 (MD5) / Made available in DSpace on 2018-03-16T12:13:24Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 Anderson Rodrigues da Silva.pdf: 678300 bytes, checksum: 39f8f1ad9d537878a75d76630333f2b0 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2018-02-23 / Over the past decades, technological advances have been so significant, that it was not possible to accurately measure such effects; however, it is possible to say that communities worldwide have been transformed. Such transformation brought an impact on stock exchanges around the world as well as at the development of the capital market. It can be said that all areas of social interaction have been reached, ranging from the way people relate to each other, to the way the investors trade their shares on the stock exchanges. The purpose of this article is to analyse the development of the Brazilian stock exchange, its main aspects and characteristics, the way in which its regulation is made, its self-regulation, the securities market and the essential role of the Brazilian Securities and Exchange Commission (CVM), in favor of the market and its investors, in view of its significant social impact / Nas últimas décadas, o avanço tecnológico foi tão significativo que ainda não se sabe ao certo qual será o seu alcance, mas é possível afirmar que toda a sociedade foi transformada. Tal transformação teve impacto nas bolsas de valores ao redor do mundo e no desenvolvimento do mercado de capitais. Pode-se dizer que todas as áreas sociais foram atingidas, compreendendo desde a forma de as pessoas se relacionarem até o modo como negociam ações nas bolsas de valores. O objetivo do presente estudo será abordar o desenvolvimento da bolsa de valores no Brasil, seus principais aspectos e características, a forma como é feita sua regulamentação, sua autorregulação, o mercado de valores mobiliários e o papel essencial da Comissão de Valores Mobiliários a bem desse mercado e dos investidores, tendo em vista o seu relevante impacto social

O atual arcabouço normativo de proteção do investidor no mercado de capitais brasileiro teve suas linhas mestras cravadas pela reforma bancária introduzida pelas Leis 4.595, de 31 de dezembro de 1964, e 4.728, de 14 de julho de 1965, pela criação de um regulador especializado em mercado de capitais pela Lei 6.385, de 07 de dezembro de 1976, e pela reforma da legislação das sociedades anônimas introduzida pela Lei 6.404, de 15 de dezembro de 1976. Desde 1976, o arcabouço normativo de proteção do investidor no mercado de capitais brasileiro vem sendo desenvolvido a partir dessas linhas mestras iniciais, incorporando as lições aprendidas com as turbulências e euforias vividas pela economia nacional. Esse arcabouço normativo que aí está desde 1976 foi inspirado por contribuições do direito federal norte-americano, as quais foram conscientemente captadas no Brasil pelo legislador e pela comunidade jurídica nacional. Difundiram-se internacionalmente dos EUA para o Brasil os preceitos da proteção do investidor no mercado de capitais calcados na existência de um órgão regulador do mercado de capitais, na divulgação de informações relevantes para decisões de investimento (disclosure), na regulação funcional dos agentes do mercado de capitais e na vedação de fraudes com valores mobiliários. / The current normative framework for the protection of investors in the Brazilian capital market had its main lines placed by the banking reform introduced by the Laws 4.595, as of December 31, 1964, and 4.728, as of July 14, 1965, by the institution of one regulatory body specialized in the capital market by the Law 6.385, as of December 07, 1976, and by the reform in the legislation on companies introduced by the Law 6.404, as of December 15, 1976. Since 1976, the normative framework for the protection of investors in the Brazilian capital market has been developed based on such original main lines and incorporating the lessons learned with the turbulences and euphoria lived by the national economy. This current normative framework in place since 1976 has been inspired by the contributions of the federal US law and such contributions have been consciously captured in Brazil by the legislator and the national legal community. The following precepts of the protection of investors in the capital market have diffused from the US to Brazil, namely, the existence of one regulatory body in charge of capital markets, the disclosure of information relevant to investment decisions, the functional regulation of the agents of the capital markets and the prohibition of frauds with securities.