相場操縦規制 | 日本取引所グループ
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This page describes market manipulation regulations by Japan Exchange Group. Market manipulation refers to intentionally fluctuating prices to appear naturally formed, misleading others for profit. Such acts are prohibited under the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act, with penalties including criminal prosecution and surcharges. Common examples include wash trades and spoofing. The Japan Exchange Regulation Authority monitors suspicious trading through dedicated systems and reports all questionable transactions to the Securities and Exchange Surveillance Commission. The page details various trading patterns that may lead to unfair trading practices, including cross trades and spoofing techniques with specific case examples.
