BISHKEK. Kyrgyzstan, August 14. The Financial Market Regulation and Supervision Service of Kyrgyzstan, the Kyrgyz Stock Exchange (KSE), and the Russian-Kyrgyz Development Fund (RKDF) signed a memorandum of understanding and cooperation, Trend reports via KSE.
The agreement was signed by Marat Pirnazarov, Chairman of the State Financial Supervision Service; Aida Chodulova, Acting President of the KSE; and Artem Novikov, Chairman of the Board of the RKDF.
The memorandum delineates the parameters for the issuance of
RKDF bonds and their strategic placement within the KSE platform
ecosystem. The Financial Supervision Service reaffirmed its
dedication to bolstering state registration protocols for the bond
prospectus, whereas the KSE is focused on guaranteeing the prompt
listing of RKDF bonds and optimizing their trading activities on
the exchange.
The Kyrgyz Stock Exchange (KSE), inaugurated in 1995, serves as the
principal venue for securities transactions within the jurisdiction
of Kyrgyzstan. It enables the execution of transactions involving
sovereign and corporate debt securities, equities, and various
financial derivatives. The KSE serves as a pivotal entity in the
enhancement of the nation’s capital market ecosystem, facilitating
investment flows and augmenting transparency in fiscal
operations.
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