Dubai FSA Updates its Rulebook and Sourcebook Modules in August 2018
Dubai FSA updated several modules of its Rulebook and Sourcebook for financial institutions. The updated modules of the Dubai FSA Rulebook are Prudential — Investment, Insurance Intermediation, and Banking Module (PIB); Conduct of Business Module (COB); Fees (FER); General (GEN); Glossary (GLO); and Markets Rules (MKT) modules. In addition, the updates to the Dubai FSA Sourcebook include the Application Forms and Notices Module.
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