International Forum Aims to Contribute to Sustainable Economic Growth

Economy
g.enkh-od@montsame.gov.mn
2025-09-15 11:19:15

Ulaanbaatar, September 15, 2025 /MONTSAME/. The Financial Regulatory Commission of Mongolia organized the international forum ‘Mongolia’s Capital Market Connectivity 2025’ to connect the Mongolian capital market with international financial centers, expand cooperation, and open new investment opportunities on September 12, 2025.


The forum aims to foster transparency, accessibility, and internationally aligned growth of Mongolia’s capital market, thereby making a tangible contribution to sustainable economic development. Participants discussed the current state and trends of the Mongolian capital market, global mining investment, capital-raising strategies, new financing channels in banking, and cross-border cooperation with investors from Asia and Europe. The event has brought together over 100 experts from more than 20 Asian countries, representing securities forums, leading stock exchanges, and securities companies that collectively manage around 30 percent of the global capital market.


Opening the forum, Chairman of the Financial Regulatory Commission Jambaajamts Tundev stated, “In other countries, similar events have evolved into platforms for mutual understanding and partnership. Hosting it in Ulaanbaatar demonstrates Mongolia’s commitment to present its capital market development and investment opportunities to both domestic and foreign investors and to connect with the international financial community. In recent years, we have strengthened market infrastructure, improved regulations, enhanced transparency, and ensured investor protection. To build on these achievements, we must reinforce trust and seek new channels for cross-border investment and cooperation. This international forum is not only a venue for knowledge exchange but also a foundation for expanding cooperation between Mongolia’s capital market and international financial centers, ultimately contributing to sustainable economic growth.”