Abstract
Este artículo explica los beneficios y costos de la autorregulación en el mercado de valores, así como la importancia de la realización de análisis de costo-beneficio de la aplicación de este modelo. La principal ventaja del modelo de organización independiente de autorregulación en el modelo de gobierno son los costos de información. Los principales beneficios de la organización independiente autorregulada, es precisamente esta experiencia la que puede ser incorporada en una legislación más ajustada a la realidad. Además, en este trabajo se describe el impacto de la crisis financiera del 2008 en el mercado financiero y las oportunidades para la autorregulación y sus desafíos.
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