DSIC Overview
DSIC serves as the industrywide, self-regulatory organization for the Dubai derivatives sector. Recognized by the Dubai government,
DSIC is dedicated to daily efforts aimed at preserving the integrity of derivatives markets, ensuring investor protection, and overseeing Members'
compliance with regulatory responsibilities
Safeguarding the Future of Derivatives Markets
Established in 2005, the Dubai Securities and Investment Commission (DSIC) plays a pivotal role in ensuring the integrity of derivatives markets by verifying website integrity, promoting financial transparency, and upholding market reliability.
Board of Directors
DSIC's governance is overseen by a Board of Directors, comprising both Member Directors and Public Directors, serving as the primary body for governing and policy development.
Committees
Several committees within DSIC provide essential guidance on rulemaking and various initiatives, contributing to the effective regulation of the derivatives industry.
Leadership
DSIC's leadership includes officers and individuals representing key functional areas, driving the organization's mission of safeguarding derivatives markets and protecting customer funds.
Diversity & Inclusion
Embracing diverse viewpoints fosters informed decisions and creativity, essential elements for DSIC to achieve its mission.
Alumni Network
The DSIC Alumni Network connects former staff, enabling them to stay informed about fellow alumni, current DSIC employees, news, events, and opportunities.
Mandatory Membership
Mandatory membership forms the cornerstone of DSIC's regulatory structure, facilitating effective industrywide self-regulation.
Funding
DSIC is primarily funded through membership dues, fees, and assessment fees paid by Members and users of derivatives markets, with the budget reviewed and approved annually by the Board of Directors.
Joint Audit Committee
DSIC is an active member of the Dubai Government, a voluntary cooperative organization comprising various derivatives exchanges and DSIC.
DSIC Security
Committed to robust security measures, DSIC maintains policies and procedures that protect its systems and ensure the security of customer data.
Registration and Membership
Joining the Dubai Securities and Investment Commission (DSIC) through registration and membership is a process that not only secures government validation but also provides a dependable framework for companies operating in the financial sector
Rulemaking
At the core of self-regulation lies the identification of industry best practices in specific areas, subsequently mandating these practices across the entire industry.
Enforcement and Registration Actions
DSIC maintains the authority to enforce its rules, employing disciplinary actions against Members when necessary to ensure adherence to regulatory standards.
Member Education & Resources
DSIC offers various educational opportunities to its Members, aiding in the understanding of their regulatory responsibilities.Arbitration
Providing an affordable and efficient arbitration program, DSIC assists customers and Members in resolving disputes related to futures and forex transactions..
Investor Protection
DSIC furnishes a range of resources to empower investors in conducting due diligence before making any investment decisions.
Outreach Programs
On an as-requested basis, DSIC extends training programs to regulators, exchanges, and self-regulatory organizations worldwide, contributing to global awareness and best practices.Market Regulation
Established in 2005, DSIC stands as a proponent of market regulation, diligently overseeing compliance to ensure integrity in Dubai's financial landscape, fostering a robust and transparent marketplace.