100+ capital markets regulations and regulators, decoded into plain language — for BAs new to capital markets.
Live demo → https://bodhiprotocol.github.io/regulatory-acronym-map/
Capital markets runs on acronyms — MAR, MiFID II, EMIR, Reg NMS, SFTR — thrown around in meetings as if everyone already knows what they gate-keep. For a BA new to the space, that's a wall. This maps the wall, one brick at a time: what each regulation/regulator actually is, why it exists, and why a business analyst should care.
114 entries across 10 categories:
- Regulators & Bodies
- Trading & Market Structure
- Clearing & Settlement
- Capital & Prudential
- Reporting & Transparency
- Conduct & Investor Protection
- AML & Financial Crime
- Data & Operational Resilience
- Funds & Asset Management
- Market Abuse — MAR, MAD II, STOR, insider dealing, manipulation typologies (spoofing, layering, wash trading), PDMR/insider list mechanics, and US equivalents (Rule 10b-5, Reg FD)
Each entry is taggable by region (Global/US/EU/UK/APAC), filterable by two independent chip rows plus a search bar, with an expandable "why a BA should care" note per card.
One self-contained index.html. No frameworks, no build step, no API calls. Dark/light theme toggle. Data lives in a single in-file JS array — no database, manual edits only.
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