Markets Disciplinary Panel
Functions, policies and procedures
The Markets Disciplinary Panel (MDP) is a peer review panel from which sitting panels are drawn to make decisions about whether infringement notices should be given for alleged breaches of the market integrity rules by market participants.
The policies that are applied, and the procedures that are followed, by the MDP in exercising its powers and performing its functions are set out in ASIC Regulatory Guide 216.
Membership
The membership of the MDP comprises persons with significant market or professional experience. The members of the MDP have, or have had, senior roles in broking firms and investment banks.
View the current list of MDP members (PDF 240 KB)
MDP Outcomes Register
This register contains details of the outcomes of decisions of the MDP in relation to alleged breaches of the market integrity rules.
Details of matters where the MDP has decided that an infringement notice should be given will be published on the register. Such entries will usually be accompanied by a media release.
Where the MDP makes no adverse findings in relation to a matter, the register will include a summary of that finding, usually without disclosing the name of the market participant.