CONASEV is responsible for maintaining the Registry and determining its organization and operation on the basis of access to information and administrative simplification principles stipulated in Law No. 25035 and Legislative Decree No. 757. Article 15.- Sections. The Registry has the following sections, notwithstanding additional sections that may be established by CONASEV in to adapt to market conditions: a) Marketable securities and issuance programs; b) Intermediation agents in the securities market; c) Mutual funds; d) Investment funds; e) Special purpose entities; f) Investment fund management companies; g) Mutual fund management companies; h) Securitization companies; i) Risk rating agencies; j) Publicly held corporations; k) Securities clearing and settlement institutions; l) Stock exchanges and other entities in charge of operating centralized trading mechanisms; and, m) Arbitrators. Article 16.- Access to Information The information stored in the Registry is freely available to the public. Except as provided in Article 34 hereof, any person has the right to request a copy, whether simple or certified, of the data, reports and documents registered therein. As an exception, CONASEV, following a duly substantiated written notice, may decide to keep certain documents confidential, or reject the issuance of copies, when the disclosure thereof breaches express legal regulations or in the presence of a substantiated assumption that such disclosure shall cause a severe damage to the issuers or third parties. CONASEV cannot keep the confidentiality of significant events or financial information. Article 16A.- Duties to the Clients and the Market. (*) Registry listed securities market players, either receiving or executing investment orders or providing counsel or managing securities on behalf of third parties or independent properties, shall act diligently and transparently in the interest of their clients and to protect market integrity. Furthermore, they shall minimize
CONASEV is responsible for maintaining the Registry and determining its organization and operation on the basis of access to information and administrative simplification principles stipulated in Law No. 25035 and Legislative Decree No. 757. Article 15.- Sections. The Registry has the following sections, notwithstanding additional sections that may be established by CONASEV in to adapt to market conditions: a) Marketable securities and issuance programs; b) Intermediation agents in the securities market; c) Mutual funds; d) Investment funds; e) Special purpose entities; f) Investment fund management companies; g) Mutual fund management companies; h) Securitization companies; i) Risk rating agencies; j) Publicly held corporations; k) Securities clearing and settlement institutions; l) Stock exchanges and other entities in charge of operating centralized trading mechanisms; and, m) Arbitrators. Article 16.- Access to Information The information stored in the Registry is freely available to the public. Except as provided in Article 34 hereof, any person has the right to request a copy, whether simple or certified, of the data, reports and documents registered therein. As an exception, CONASEV, following a duly substantiated written notice, may decide to keep certain documents confidential, or reject the issuance of copies, when the disclosure thereof breaches express legal regulations or in the presence of a substantiated assumption that such disclosure shall cause a severe damage to the issuers or third parties. CONASEV cannot keep the confidentiality of significant events or financial information. Article 16A.- Duties to the Clients and the Market. (*) Registry listed securities market players, either receiving or executing investment orders or providing counsel or managing securities on behalf of third parties or independent properties, shall act diligently and transparently in the interest of their clients and to protect market integrity. Furthermore, they shall minimize