The 30th annual Asia Securities Forum has officially opened in Ulaanbaatar, showcasing Mongolia’s capital market and its growing importance in the region. The forum attracts over 100 capital market experts from more than 20 countries. Participants discuss development trends, regional cooperation, sustainable financing, digital transformation, and investor protection.
Deputy Chairman of the Financial Regulatory Commission, Tserenbadral Tudev, inaugurated the forum. He emphasized that the event strengthens collaboration among regulators, stock exchanges, and industry associations. According to a global economic report, Asia’s capital markets have grown remarkably over the past two decades.
The number of listed companies has doubled, and market capitalization has quadrupled. Asia now accounts for 55 percent of all listed companies and 27 percent of global market capitalization. The Deputy Chairman praised participants for their contributions to this growth.
Organized by the regional securities forum, which represents over 24,000 investors across more than 20 countries, the event is hosted in Mongolia for the first time. This reflects the rising significance of the country’s capital market in the region. Moreover, it provides a platform to showcase key projects, stakeholders, and market achievements to international investors.
Experts highlighted that Mongolia has improved its regulatory frameworks and adopted global best practices. The forum also aims to enhance transparency, boost investor confidence, and deepen regional integration. Attendees exchange ideas, share experiences, and explore collaboration opportunities.
Next, the forum will feature “Mongolia’s Capital Market Connectivity,” a session designed to increase international investor participation. It will also create opportunities for domestic companies to raise funds from foreign markets. Organizers believe these efforts will strengthen Mongolian financial market connections to global systems.
Overall, the forum underscores Mongolia’s capital market as a key driver for regional growth and international investment. Participants left with optimism about future cooperation, innovation, and market development.
