Financial Promotion Regime

Definition ∞ A financial promotion regime constitutes the legal framework governing how financial products and services are advertised to the public. This regulatory structure sets rules for marketing materials, disclosure requirements, and permissible claims. Its primary goal is to protect consumers from misleading information and ensure fair communication practices. Adherence is mandatory for regulated entities.
Context ∞ The expansion of financial promotion regimes to include digital assets is a key development in crypto regulation. News frequently reports on jurisdictions implementing new rules to cover cryptocurrency advertisements, requiring clear risk warnings. This regulatory focus aims to bring digital asset marketing standards closer to those of traditional financial products, enhancing investor protection.