Rapidly changing market conditions and the public's evolving requirements increase the pressure on the governance structure of the market. The supervisory framework must pro-actively stay ahead of these market pressures. Regulatory and supervisory authorities must ensure that their mandates are aligned with international best-practice and standards applicable in a domestic context. In the current regime of multiple regulators, the authorities must ensure consistency and comparability across their respective governance frameworks. Some of these will require legislative intervention while the rest will depend heavily on the working relationship between regulators and regulated entities.