The CNBV oversees Mexico's financial and securities markets to ensure stability, transparency, and investor protection. It regulates banking institutions, securities issuers, and market intermediaries, fostering confidence in the financial system.

• Supervision: Conducts inspections and audits to evaluate compliance with financial and securities regulations.
• Reporting Obligations: Requires financial institutions to submit accurate and timely reports on financial and operational metrics.
• Risk Management: Enforces frameworks for managing credit, market, and operational risks.
• Market Conduct: Prohibits insider trading, fraudulent activities, and other unfair practices.

Established in 1995, the CNBV continuously updates its regulatory framework to align with global standards and address evolving market challenges.

• Financial Penalties: Significant fines for breaches of regulations.
• Operational Disruptions: Non-compliance may result in enhanced scrutiny, operational restrictions, or license revocation.
• Reputational Harm: Violations can erode trust among investors, customers, and stakeholders.

• Market Stability: Promotes confidence in Mexico's financial and securities markets.
• Investor Protection: Enhances trust through transparency and fairness.
• Global Alignment: Demonstrates adherence to international best practices.