IOSCO launched the I-SCAN (Enhanced Investor Alerts Portal) platform to strengthen investor protection. This platform is one of the concrete initiatives aimed at achieving the investor protection objective, as indicated in the text.

The MMoU enables information exchange for regulatory enforcement, the sharing of data on banking and brokerage transactions, and the identification of beneficial owners of accounts. It has been signed by 130 jurisdictions and strengthened by the Enhanced MMoU of 2017.

IOSCO's fundamental objective is to protect investors by strengthening their confidence in the integrity of financial markets. This includes strengthening information exchange and cooperation in enforcement against reprehensible conduct, as mentioned in the founding statutes.

The three fundamental objectives of IOSCO are: protect investors, ensure fair, efficient and transparent markets, and promote financial stability. These objectives are defined in the founding statutes and are interdependent.

IOSCO has three fundamental objectives, including promoting financial stability and ensuring fair, efficient and transparent markets. These objectives are interdependent and not mutually exclusive, as demonstrated by the analysis of the founding statutes.

The MMoU has been signed by 130 jurisdictions, demonstrating the breadth of international cooperation. The Enhanced MMoU of 2017 expanded its capabilities to include access to audit working papers and telephone recordings of regulated institutions.

The document "Objectives and Principles of Securities Regulation" contains 38 principles grouped into 10 categories. These principles cover various aspects of regulation, including the regulator itself, international cooperation, and market intermediaries.

IOSCO's activities can be classified according to their main objectives. For example, Committee 8 and the I-SCAN platform fall under investor protection, while the regulatory principles aim to ensure fair markets and promote financial stability.